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Ruminant Health & Welfare
  • Home
  • About
  • Activities
    • Priority Diseases
    • High Impact, Low Prevalence Diseases
    • Future Sustainable Systems
    • Industry Responses
  • UK Welfare Strategies
    • GB Calf Strategy 2025-2030
    • Dairy Cattle Welfare Strategy 2023-2028 – Review of Progress Report
    • Dairy Cattle Welfare Strategy 2023-2028
    • Sheep Welfare Strategy 2023-2028
    • GB Dairy Calf Strategy – review of progress 2020 – 2023
    • Dairy Cow Lameness Manifesto
  • Resources
    • Reporting all cattle abortions and stillbirths
    • DCMS Position statement -use of automated detection methods for lameness
    • Acting on methane
    • Ruminant Health & Welfare strategy
    • Health & Welfare Survey
    • Cattle Health & Welfare Group (CHAWG) resources
    • Sheep Health & Welfare Group (SHAWG) resources
    • Antibiotic use & antimicrobial resistance
  • Bluetongue Virus Hub
    • Visit the new Bluetongue Hub
    • Latest Update
    • BTV-3 Impact Survey 2025
    • Bluetongue Virus (BTV3) FAQs
    • Fertility and scanning rate information for sheep scanners
    • Battle Bluetongue – Information for farmers
    • Bluetongue Movements Checker
    • Bluetongue Virus – Information for vets
    • Bluetongue webinar library
  • News
  • Contact

Category: RH&W BTV-3 announcements 2024

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Suspected case of Bluetongue virus being investigated in Northern Ireland

DAERA vets are investigating the suspicion of Bluetongue virus at a holding near Bangor in Co Down. Results from DAERA’s active surveillance for Bluetongue have indicated the presence of the

December 1, 2025
News

Latest RH&W newsletter – November

Read the latest newsletter from Ruminant Health and Welfare

November 13, 2025
Welsh Government
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Welsh Government to declare all-Wales BTV-3 Restricted Zone from 10 November

The Deputy First Minister with responsibility for Climate Change and Rural Affairs, Huw Irranca-Davies has today announced an all-Wales Restricted Zone (RZ) for Bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) from 10 November 2025.

October 30, 2025
News

Latest RH&W newsletter – October

Read the latest newsletter from Ruminant Health and Welfare

October 10, 2025
News

Autumn rise in Bluetongue cases highlights the benefits of vaccination

Farmers are being urged to consult their vet about vaccinating livestock against the growing threat of Bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3), with the number of cases having more than doubled since

October 9, 2025
sheep grazing
News

Ruminant Health & Welfare launches new specialist subgroups

Three new industry subgroups are being launched to help support RH&W to focus on identifying, facilitating and promoting solutions in the key areas of health, welfare and interventions.

September 30, 2025
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