Despite mounting concern about antibiotic resistance globally, parts of the UK agricultural industry remain opposed to further restriction. Could the antibiotic overuse be addressed by policymakers actively incorporating traditional good husbandry knowledge of farmers into best practice management plans? […]
“Cadmium exposure, pesticide residues and antibiotic-resistant bacteria all result in costs to society that are not typically included in the price of the fertiliser, plant protection product, or antibiotic drug. Although difficult to estimate accurately, these costs may be substantial and represent negative production externalities.” […]
This webinar focused on Antimicrobial Resistance and TTIP […]
Crucial web event happening on TTIP and antimicrobial resistance 24th July. […]
antimicrobial resistance is on the rise and farm animals are implicated. So what to do? […]
This alarming message is coming from the only microbiologist in Congress in response to a newly released FDA regulation. […]
The new book (to be released January 30th) takes an investigative journey behind the closed doors of an industry that should be better understood […]
A true cost of Germany’s industrial pig farms […]
Raw campaigner Jonty’s own account of the camp, workshops and demonstration in Wietze […]
7000 people callled for fair farming, surrounding Europe’s biggest chicken slaughterhause, which plans to slaughter 400,000 chickens daily […]
Martin Häusling, calls for new restrictions in Germany and in Europe […]
Drugs revealed by Czech tests […]
ARC2020 signs joint letter sent to EU Commissioner for Health and Consumers […]
Survey reveals German population opinion on allocation of agricultural subsidies […]
Following the recent antibiotic scandal in Germany, further research reveals extent of the problem […]
Agricultural and Rural Convention
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