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cattle-breeders- Headlines
Further case of bluetongue virusA third case of the bluetongue virus is found on a farm which imported cattle, but experts say the transmission risk is "negligible".
Park stages Highland cattle show
The world's largest highland cattle show takes place at Pollok Country Park in Glasgow on Saturday.
Bluetongue tests 'stunned' farmer
The farmer at the centre of a bluetongue outbreak says he is "stunned" some of his cattle have tested positive for the virus.
Rising food prices sow hope for farmers
Farmers are feeling more confident as food prices rocket but the spiralling cost of fuel, feed and fertilizers are taking their toll.
Goats are slaughtered in TB scare
Twenty-two goats from six herds in Wales and England are slaughtered after they were found to have bovine TB.
Funeral for tractor death farmer
A well-known Aberdeenshire farmer who died in a tractor accident is laid to rest.
Ranchers killed in Mexico attack
At least nine people have been killed in an attack on a cattle ranch in southern Mexico, authorities say.
Calves withdrawn over cloning row
A commercial breeder withdraws the offspring of a cloned cow from an auction.
US approves animal clones as food
The US gives the green light to meat and milk from cloned animals, concluding they are generally safe to eat.
Foot-and-mouth: Farmer's diary
West Surrey farmer Angus Stovold writes of his experiences with foot-and-mouth.
cattle-breeders- News Supplied by the BBC