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Cow Management

January social posts

Proactive approach reduces risk and duration.

Farmers Weekly

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Bovine TB in England at 15 year low, but what more can be done.

National Beef Association

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TB Conference unites key industry stakeholders.



Cow Management

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Resolve to remove reservoirs of infection.

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TBAS Awards 2021 – Winners announced

Holly 13th July 2021
The aim of the TBAS Awards was to champion the hard work and effort many farmers are putting in to reduce the risk of a TB breakdown and the impact…
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A TB Advisory Service Visit in Derbyshire

Holly 16th July 2020
Written by Sarah Tomlinson BVM&S MRCVS, Westpoint Farm Vets, TBAS advisor and Technical Director. In June, I had the pleasure of rekindling an old relationship with a dairy farming family…
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TB Testing and Covid-19 – Latest updates

Holly 12th May 2020
TB testing has and always will be a priority for DEFRA as it is essential not only for domestic TB disease control but also our TB free status is critical…

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TB Advisory Service Awards 2021

The aim of the TBAS Awards was to champion the hard work and effort many farmers are doing to reduce the risk of a TB breakdown and the impact TB can have on farm businesses.

Over the last 3 years we have held meetings, attended shows, spoken at farming events for us to engage with farmers and vets in the concept of #ControlTheControllable.

TB is all too often seen as a Government issue, a disease which farmers and vets can have little influence over, here at TBAS our aim has been to change that mind set, to share the science and evidence around TB in order to encourage farmers to take some ownership and control back.

We are delighted to share with you our TBAS Award Winners and what they have done on farm to #ControlTheControllable.