African swine fever (ASF) is a viral disease which affects all pigs, including wild boar. It is spreading in parts of Europe, Asia and Africa. It is a notifiable disease, which means that suspicion of ...

Download and complete this contingency planning template from AHDB and the NPA so that you are prepared should there be a notifiable disease outbreak in the pig sector. This template has been designed ...

ASF is well-established within parts of Europe, Russia and China, with a reservoir of infection in the wild boar population. Focus must be on ensuring ASF does not spread further. We urge all pig ...

Levy payers have ratified 10 appointments across AHDB’s four sector councils, following an open and competitive selection process. Levy payers were able to vote in each of the sectors for which they ...

The correlation between sunshine and the number of BBQ’s meant a drop in BBQ occasions this summer but consumers were still happy to eat Meat, Fish and Poultry within the home as demand grew ...

Signet Breeding Services has reached a major milestone, publishing Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) for more than one million animals within the maternal evaluation. The maternal evaluation was ...

The potential benefits of developing an ecosystem which farmers could trust to connect farm-level environmental data have been highlighted in a new report, published by AHDB. Environmental data is ...

The nine principles outlined below will underpin further discussions on the development of a data ecosystem. Regardless of the outcome, these principles will help ensure that any future environmental ...

Be easy to use and trusted by farmers Have clear control of the use and privacy of data Allow farmers to capture value from it Be backed by farmers and growers, governments, the supply chain and ...

AHDB, along with key industry organisations, is working to find an efficient, coherent and consolidated solution to farm-level environmental data – one that will help farmers take ownership of their ...

This could then be extended to other environmental data once established. AHDB is exploring a number of options, and it is likely that each country of the UK will have a slightly different solution.