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    Harper Adams sheep and cattle health day

    Simon KingBy Simon KingDecember 11, 2018No Comments1 Min Read
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    Five scientists from the Moredun Research Institute will be at Harper Adams University College on Tuesday, January 8, to provide vets, farmers and SQPs with practical disease control briefings on some of the key animal health issues facing the UK sheep and cattle sectors.

    Event organiser Kate Phillips from Harper Adamssaid: “Many of the vaccines, diagnostic tests and disease control strategies employed on UK livestock farms were developed at Moredun. Its scientists have developed some brilliant animations to explain the features of some of our most problematic endemic diseases and this is a great opportunity to gain a better understanding of these key industry challenges.

    The knowledge transfer day is supported by MSD Animal Health and will include a mix of presentations, practical demonstrations and videos covering control of diseases such as sheep scab, liver fluke, toxoplasma and neospora abortion, and cryptosporidiosis in calves.

    The event is expected to attract CPD points for SQPs and is being held between 10am and 3.30pm at the University’s Regional Food Academy.

    To register to attend click HERE or call 01952 815324 for further information.

     

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