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FFC Training - Welfare of Animals During Transport, March 27th 2019
FFC Training A One Day Course / Refresher Training Day / Assessment Animal Health and Welfare Welfare of Animals during Transport To be held at Cirencester, Gloucestershire, Wednesday 27th March 2019 This one day workshop has been arranged by Food and Farming...
National conversation about food and farming needed in 2019, NFU says
The NFU is advocating a national conversation about food and farming as next year will be 'pivotal' for the industry, the union has said in its new year message.Full story....
FFC and CenTSA Training - Inspection, Licensing and Enforcement, May 2019
FFC and CenTSA Training Five Day Animal Health and Welfare Residential Course “Inspection, Licensing and Enforcement” Birmingham,13th – 17th May 2019 This five day residential course jointly arranged by CEnTSA and Food and Farming Compliance Ltd. i...
FFC Training - Rates of Carcass Decay and the use of Expert Witnesses in Welfare cases March 2019
FFC Training A One Day WorkshopAnimal Health and Welfare Animal By-ProductsRates of Carcass Decay and the use of Expert Witnesses in Welfare cases - Course Cirencester, Gloucestershire.Thursday 7th March 2019 This one day workshop has been arranged by Food and Farmin...
FFC Training - Stock Assessment: Sheep and Lambing March 2019
FFC Training Animal Health and Welfare Stock Assessment: Sheep and Lambing Hankerton, Malmesbury, Wiltshire, Wednesday 6th March 2019 This practical course on a farm, arranged by Food and Farming Compliance, will provide an in a supervised and safe environment, the ...
Goats’ milk recalled over E. coli fears
All batches of ‘Goldsmith Goats Raw Goats Milk’ have been recalled by the company amid fears of E. coli, according to the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI). Full Story....
North Wales TB testing to be ramped up following ‘unprecedented increase’
The TB testing regime in North Wales is set to be ramped up in herds with contact with those infected following an ‘unprecedented’ spike in TB incidents.Full Story....
Belfast researchers explore ‘wonder technology’ that could help fight AMR
Queen’s University Belfast is to establish a dedicated research facility to investigate a new technology with the potential to fight antimicrobial resistance (AMR). Full Story...