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OPINION: European farmers are going to extreme lengths to have their message heard.
The end of live exports by sea could mark a ‘new dawn’ for animal welfare, both in New Zealand and across the globe.
A new action plan designed to help manage parasite resistance to drenches in New Zealand has been launched.
Border restrictions are putting a roadblock in the way of getting more veterinarians to New Zealand and some are even choosing to go to Australia instead, a recruitment consultant says.
Farmers will be able to administer a local anaesthetic for disbudding or dehorning, if they are trained, when new regulations come into force on October 1, 2019, says NZ Veterinary Association chief veterinary officer Helen Beattie.
The New Zealand Veterinary Association (NZVA) is very concerned about the animal welfare consequences of poor practices during winter grazing, says chief veterinary officer Helen Beattie.
OPINION: European farmers are going to extreme lengths to have their message heard.
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