Features in the press
Farmers Weekly

Welsh government must consult farmers and vets on TB policy
RABDF Milk Digest

More about TB Advisory Service
Farmers Guide

As the TB Advisory Service (TBAS) expands to other susceptible species, Dr Ami Sawran, clincial director for Westpoint Farm Vets in Chelmsford, provides an update on the scheme and how it can benefit farmers.
CowManagement Article

Can long-term breeding plans reduce the impact bovine TB can have on your herd and business? We spoke to a producer and a geneticist to find out more.
@TB_Advisory deals with devastating impact this disease has on farmers (and vets) stopping things like the #CHECs TB accreditation- rewarding farmer for being proactive is not on, APHA needs resourcing better to cope with all emergencies along side endemic disease control https://twitter.com/DrNeilHudson/status/1539911569081094145
Our @CommonsEFRA Inquiry on Rural Mental Health continued this week. Another challenging session looking at shock events in rural communities such as floods & disease outbreaks like Foot and Mouth. Powerful testimony from Eden GP Dr Tim Sanders
#RuralMentalHealth
#ItsOkToNotBeOk
I will be @MeltonLivestock market on Wednesday if anyone would like to come along and talk TB and sign up for a @TB_Advisory visit I have been invited to join @FCNcharity volunteers in their usual spot @VetPartnersLtd @KingshayFarming @NFUEastMidlands @natbeefassoc @theRABDF
News
TBAS Awards 2021 – Winners announced
A TB Advisory Service Visit in Derbyshire
TB Testing and Covid-19 – Latest updates
LFU’s & AFU’s – What are they and Why are they needed?

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.


