BVD
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).
Rural Life
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) has announced the launch of its inaugural veterinary student bursary award 2026.
Farm Safety
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) focused on the importance of secure boundaries and preventing disease spread between neighbouring farms.
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) highlighted the disease risks associated with visitors, vehicles, and shared equipment entering farms.
Agri-Business
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) is urging farmers to ramp up biosecurity measures to help stamp out bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD).
Beef
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) has recently marked the tenth anniversary of its Beef HealthCheck (BHC)...
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) has announced the appointment of Dr. Ryan Duffy as programme manager for the CellCheck Programme.
Dairy
With a lot of farmers entering their third week of calving, there will be an increasing risk of mastitis building on farm.
This busy spring calving season, AHI is urging industry to work together to "finish the job" on bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) eradication.
A new National Johne’s Monitoring Scheme has been launched in a bid to identify herds with an increased likelihood of having Johne's disease.
Beef News
A AHI CalfCare event heard that the "crazy" prices currently being paid for calves are "not sustainable for the calf-to-beef operator".
Farmers and industry stakeholders gathered on Seamus Dolan's dairy farm in Co. Cavan, on Tuesday, January 20, for the AHI CalfCare event.
A farm organisation has told two bodies to contact An Post over apparent issues relating to "delayed post".
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) has launched a new blueprint guide to the first year of life for rearing calves.
Animal Health Ireland (AHI) has been awarded by the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United...
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.
Series
The AHI annual CellCheck awards recently took place, a night which acknowledges and recognises the excellence of Irish farmers.
A joint cross-border bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) awareness campaign has started.
AHI hosted its 12th annual CellCheck awards last night (Thursday, November 27) in the Killashee Hotel, Naas, Co. Kildare.
A series of on-farm events focused on the connection between producing healthy calves and farm profitability is set to take place.
