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A rare BSE case in Scotland was detected through routine surveillance before entering the food chain, highlighting robust controls.

New research suggests poultry sector resilience to avian influenza depends on more than biosecurity, including planning and financial risk.

Strong livestock trade continued across UK marts, with lambs reaching £350, cattle topping £3568 and ewes to £332.

A new Quoybrae centre record of £600 led strong demand for ewe lambs, with buyers competing for top-quality entries.

The inaugural Allanfauld Texel online sale topped at £4900, with strong demand for gimmers and semen attracting buyers nationwide.

Strong demand drove trade to £8,000 at Thainstone's Spectacular Show and Sale, with heifers averaging £3,930 per head.

Ivan Lynn and Sons achieved a 100 clearance at their Hillside Hotties sale, with strong demand pushing the top price to £10,600.