Muir rules out Bluetongue compensation scheme
Muir rules out Bluetongue compensation scheme - 03 April 2024
Source: farmersjournal.ie
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Orora Visual Installs Sustainable Litho Plate Making Technology
Orora Visual has installed the Fujifilm SUPERIA ZX, a new water- and chemical-free process-less plate making innovation, at four of its U.S. print production facilities. The development leverages a thin film coating, uses less energy, and delivers improved visibility and faster output.
Source: piworld.com
Orora Visual Invests in a More Sustainable Litho Plate-Making Technology ...
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Source: pr-inside.com
Bird flu: No new cases recorded in NI for three weeks
Officials previously said it was the largest ever outbreak of the disease in the UK and Ireland.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Avian flu forces culls of two flocks in Northern Ireland
Exclusion zones have been put in place around the sites in Aughnacloy, Co Tyrone, and Broughshane, Co Antrim. | ITV National News
Source: itv.com
Bird flu: Six pelicans removed from Royal Parks as a 'precaution'
Six of the birds were removed and are currently at their enclosure on Duck Island 'as a precaution'
Source: telegraph.co.uk
More than 22,000 ducks culled as two cases of bird flu confirmed in North
Culling took place at commercial premises in Tyrone, more birds to be culled in Antrim
Source: irishtimes.com
Bird flu outbreak 'largest ever in these islands'
Officials say it can be hard to predict and virtually impossible to prevent in wild birds.
Source: bbc.co.uk
Two confirmed cases of avian flu in Northern Ireland
Exclusion zones have been put in place around the sites in Aughnacloy, Co Tyrone, and Broughshane, Co Antrim.
Source: irishnews.com
Poultry Farmers Forced to Kill a Half-Million Birds After Avian Flu Outbreak
The outbreak across Europe forced U.K. poultry farmers to kill nearly 500,000 birds after cases had been confirmed in poultry and wild birds.
Source: newsweek.com