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Subject	Author	Date
Published: January 2007
RSPCA Welcomes First Global Agreement On Animal Welfare Originally from: Farmtalking RSPCA News from the press office Wednesday 25 May 2005 RSPCA Welcomes First Global Agreement On Animal Welfare The RSPCA has welcomed the first ever global standard for animal welfare, agreed today by the Paris-based World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE).	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:49
DEFRA:ANIMAL AND DISEASE WEBSITE LAUNCHED Originally from: mona parr http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/2004/041210a.htm A Government internet site has brought the nation's animal disease surveillance information together for the first time. The website, launched today by Defra's Chief Veterinary Officer Debby Reynolds, will provide a vital resource for anybody looking for information on animal health and welfare issues.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:41
''April Fool''? Originally from: Farmtalking From: ... Originally from – http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/2004/041129a.htm CONSULTATION SUPPORTS MOVES TO TURN THE STATE VETERINARY SERVICE INTO AN EXECUTIVE AGENCY A programme to turn the State Veterinary Service into an Executive Agency has received broad backing from the public.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:40
The EU and FMD Originally from: Farmtalking From: ... Originally from- http://europa.eu.int/rapid/pressReleasesAction.do?reference=MEMO/04/262&format=HTML&aged=0&language=EN&guiLanguage=en Brussels, 16 November 2004 Questions and Answers on the Commission’s management of the 2001 Foot and Mouth Disease outbreak The European Court of Auditors today published a special report scrutinising the European Commission’s role in managing the major...	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:40
RE: TB again Originally from: frances fish Dear Jane and Mona, Such are the tests for TB that it is little wonder that many have little faith in them. After 2001 when they slaughtered so many healthy animals would many people want to volunteer more on the basis of testing which is so unreliable ? As I say, if you wish to see the exact figures, they are posted on the Defra website and make quite alarming reading.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:33
From FMD to WMD - Originally from: Farmtalking http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml;sessionid=ILCYX2PWDU5CTQFIQMFCNAGAVCBQYJVC?xml=/news/2004/07/18/nbook18.xml&sSheet=/news/2004/07/18/ixhome.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=16794 From: ... Originally from – Christopher Booker's notebook (Filed: 18/07/2004) From: nigel.cannings@kinomi.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:33
GB ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE STRATEGY Originally from: mona parr GB ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE STRATEGY AND ENGLAND IMPLEMENTATION PLAN LAUNCHED http://www.defra.gov.uk/news/2004/040624a.htm Partnership between the farming, veterinary, companion and wildlife sectors and Government will be key to turning round Animal Health and Welfare in Britain, Defra Minister Ben Bradshaw said today (Thur).	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:32
"A future outbreak will be controlled by a cull" Originally from: frances fish Just WHAT lessons have been learned ? If you have your head stuck in the sand then it must be very difficult to see any other point of view. In fact, you will be stuck in a time-warp where nothing changes and nothing gets any better. I think that Defra/Seerad epitomises this attitude for most farmers.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:28
Re: Avian flu Originally from: coleen Hi Hilary, My theory is that the next big 'bang' will come from us. We will wipe ourselves out, through our greed and self preservation that we exploit regardless of who and what else suffers. I think that the scares we have seen, BSE, FMD, SARS, AVIAN FLU to name a few, are warnings that we cannot go on the way we are.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:17
Consultation Doc - Vets and Veterinary Services Originally from: Farmtalking House of Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Committee Report – Vets and Veterinary Services Telephone: 020 7904 6126 Email: ... Website www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/ahws/strategy.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:16
Letter to America Originally from: Pat Gardiner "Let's not start a health scare!" is a pretty reasonable statement, when huge industries shudder under the impact of Mad Cow. We can all understand and sympathise with the sentiments. But it is not reasonable in a capitalist society and can spark complete disaster. Britain's livestock sector has been shattered by four successive animal health epidemics, two carrying suggestions of human health risk.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:15
RE: BBC E-mail: Records warning on farm disease Originally from: mona parr Identifying and Tracking Livestock in England HC 1144 2002–2003 12 November 2003 ISBN: 0102923574 Price: £10.75 <A HREF="http://www.nao.gov.uk/publications/nao reports/02–03/02031144.pdf">Full Report</A> (1.64 MB) <A HREF="http://www.nao.gov.uk/publications/nao reports/02–03/02031144es.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:11
RE: Asian pigs which don''''''''''''''''t fly Originally from: Pat Gardiner There were very strict regulations in respect of the import of domestic pets to prevent rabies. This enjoyed the respect and assistance of everyone. Many times, to my certain knowledge, suspected breaches of regulations on cargo vessels were reported to the authorities by ordinary dock workers.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 04:01
Good News - Kansas Early Disease Warning System Originally from: Burkie Ok you kids! Here is some enlightening news regarding disease I.D and pin-point locations. I just came from my local veterinarians' place of business. My former classmate is a veterinarian who was chosen to be the Alpha tester of a new system to establish a database of animal health information. I asked him to show me how it works. Here are the basics: He carries a cell phone PDA.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:59
Bid to Improve Animal Disease Detection Originally from: Farmtalking From: ... Originally from The Scotsman http://www.news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=2082936 By Graham Hiscott, Consumer Affairs Correspondent, PA News A new approach to tackling the threat from animal diseases was launched today. The measures are intended to ensure early detection of a possible outbreak by improving surveillance.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:51
Re: FMD future - Some good news! Originally from: Burkie Dear John: It's more tban "just politics." One person in your country has a hell of a lot to answer for….I could ask a hundred "Why Didn't He Do? questions…..Why didn't he stand up and say, "This culling has to stop!"....but that would have affected his own personal pocketbook….we had no idea the extent of influence this person has on your whole meat trade in the U.K and the world, for that matter.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:43
FMD Theory From Kansas - "The Masked Benefactor" Originally from: Burkie Dear Joyce and Farmtalking Friends: Yes, I think you have "just about got it", but I would add that it's also known as "Market Manipulation by design," with the purpose of capitalizing that manipulation for immediate capital gain.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:38
Vets warn Government Originally from: Farmtalking http://www.farmtalking.com/news_landwriter.html BELEAGUERED VETS WARN GOVERNMENT AGAINST MORE INTERFERENCE Britain's vets have laid into the Government over its policies on animal disease, welfare and delivery of veterinary medicines.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:37
RE: The changing world of animal disease Originally from: Burkie Dear Friends: Just sat down and looked back through old computer files…and oila'! found some old files I thought I had lost. One was an extracted time line of the FMD World-wide outbreaks from 1999, 2000, 2001, as reported by IAH-Pirbright to the OIE. Unfortunately, when I first made this little file up, it was alphabetized, by country…so I did a little computer tweaking…and what do you know….	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:33
Re: The changing world of animal disease Originally from: Bill "Where do new diseases come from and how do they spread?" ???????????? They haven't got a bloody clue how the old diseases spread! Most diseases, whether it be the common cold or foot-and-mouth, spread by contagion, a word that does not appear to be in the Institute For Animal Health vocabulary.	Nigel Cannings	14 January 2007 03:33

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