BVD
The ongoing BVD eradication campaign is already delivering animal health benefits across Ireland’s dairy and beef sectors.
Beef
The eradication of BVD remains the number one priority for Animal Health Ireland (AHI). And the clock is ticking.
N.Ireland
Herd keepers are being reminded that the threshold for applying BVD herd restrictions is to reduce from next month.
A major cross-border public meeting will take place on bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) this month.
Agri Politics
The national programme for tackling BVD "has delivered”, with Ireland “on the cusp of BVD freedom” according to Animal Health Ireland (AHI).
Greenways
The Joint Committee on Agriculture and Food will hear about the impacts of greenways, railways and road projects on farmers.
Dairy
The number of bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD)-positive herds has decreased by nearly 8% since this time last year.
Rural Life
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) has launched what it called the first ever 'National Biosecurity Week' ahead of breeding season.
Ahead of breeding, a number of boosters may be required, as vaccinations play an important role on dairy farms.
Agri-Business
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) is urging farmers to ramp up biosecurity measures to help stamp out bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD).
There are new BVD movement restrictions in place on breakdown herds and on individual females in those herds over 12 months of age.
There has been reaction from the farm organisations to the announcement of changes to the bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) Financial Support Programme.
A farm organisation has described bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) valuations and processes as...
Minister Martin Heydon has announced changes to the BVD Financial Support Programme for animals disclosed as positive in 2025.
Schemes
Farmers are seeking an "immediate increase" in compensation for bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) persistently infected calves.
New movement restrictions are being introduced for breeding‑age females in herds where a BVD positive animal has been detected in Northern Ireland.
This busy spring calving season, AHI is urging industry to work together to "finish the job" on bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) eradication.
DAERA has reminded herd keepers that the next phase of BVD controls will take effect from February 1 in Northern Ireland.
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has been called on to increase the...
Animal Health Ireland is hopeful compensation rates paid for calves that test positive for BVD will increase to reflect current market value.
Herds with a confirmed case of Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (BVD) will see major restrictions introduced from 2026 as part of a new action plan.
A joint cross-border bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) awareness campaign has started.
Animal Health and Welfare Northern Ireland (AHWNI) is encouraging farmers to check that all calves...
