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    <pubDate>Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:50:52 +0000</pubDate>
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           <title>High wool prices are sustainable says Sussex sheep farmer</title>
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  The vigorous demand for wool, coupled with limited supply, which has sent prices to 113p a kilo in recent weeks, has led to the cancellation of 2 of the last 6 sales of the selling year at the
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           <title>Livestock owners urged to keep out Blue Tongue</title>
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  Vigilance and vaccination remains the key to keeping British livestock free from Bluetongue. This is the message from the national JAB campaign group reminding
  farmers to protect their animals against disease in 2010.
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           <title>Snowy Winter Could Offer Silver Lining to livestock owners say Janssen Animal Health</title>
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  The icy, snowy winter weather that persisted through into 2010 might have seemed dire at the time, particularly for those famers and smallholders that struggled to get out to feed livestock but Janssen Animal Health say this could be one cloud that really has a silver lining.
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           <title>Pig conference proving popular</title>
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  Producers are flocking to register for ‘Back to the future’, the second national BPEX Knowledge Transfer conference. There are just weeks until the event on Tuesday 16th March 2010, to be held at
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           <title>News on labelling of pig products</title>
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  There is light at the end of the tunnel for confused consumers as a new labelling code of practice is introduced for the country of origin for pork and pork products.
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           <title>Livestock to be caught on CCTV in Freedom Food Scheme</title>
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  The RSPCA announced today it is calling for all abattoirs to have CCTV installed, as part of its ongoing work to improve the welfare of farm animals at all
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           <title>High welfare in livestock rearing important to shoppers</title>
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  Freedom Food announces record number of animals reared to RSPCA standards British shoppers are standing firm by animal welfare in 2010 as Freedom Food today
  reported a record breaking 532 million farm animals are being reared under its scheme to the RSPCA’s higher welfare standards. This is a 46 per cent increase
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           <title>Vaccinate livestock early and remain vigilant for Bluetongue warns Vet</title>
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  While Bluetongue remains a real threat to the livestock industry, it is vitally important that all livestock farmers remain
  vigilant for signs of the disease and take steps to vaccinate their livestock, the Chief Veterinary Officer for Wales, Dr. Christianne Glossop said this week.
  Following outbreaks in South East and South West England during 2008, Britain remains in a BTV8 Protection Zone, which allows animals to move from other BTV8
  zones in Continental Europe. If such animals test positive for BTV8 in Wales they may be killed, depending on the circumstances, and no compensation would be
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           <title>Smallholder in producer group for pig bio-security</title>
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  Yorkshire pig producers are proposing new ways to improve pig unit biosecurity. Two producer cluster groups in the Yorkshire and Humberside Health &#40;YHH) programme are now acting as ‘pilot’
  clusters. They will provide details to Yorkshire Forward on how funds could be used collaboratively on farms to benefit pig health as part of the funding bid for stage two of the programme.
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           <title>NFU says new uplands scheme reflects importance of grazing livestock</title>
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  The NFU has worked with Natural England and Defra to ensure that the new Uplands Entry Level Scheme works for farmers, smallholders and growers on the ground in delivering both food production and
  environmental management.
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