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8th Sep 2023

NPANews

Defra holds webinar on funding for farmers


Defra held a webinar for farmers to learn more about the funding available in England this week.

7th Sep 2023

HealthWelfare

Sweden confirms first case of African swine fever


Sweden’s Veterinary Institute has confirmed the country's first case of African swine fever (AFF) in wild boar.

6th Sep 2023

NPANews

English pig herd contracts by 13% due to smaller breeding herd


The English pig herd contracted by 12% to 3.6 millionin the year to June 2023, the lowest figure since 2011.

6th Sep 2023

Westminster

NPA welcomes new Shadow Defra Secretary


The NPA has welcomed new Shadow Defra Secretary, Croydon North MP Steve Reed, to the role. 

5th Sep 2023

NPANews

Forum latest - request to host Australia-based visitor


Mark Boyd-Otter, who works for Sunpork farms, in Queensland, has posted a request to see some pigs farms when is in the country later this month.

5th Sep 2023

NPANews

YNPA National heading to York in November - date for your diaries


The 2023 Young NPA National meeting and night out is moving to York and will take place on November 28. 

4th Sep 2023

NPANews

Nominations open soon for new-look NPA Pig Industry Group


Pig producers and allied industry representatives will be able to submit nominations for a new-look NPA Pig Industry Group from October.

4th Sep 2023

NPANews

Industry consultant Mike Varley dies at the age of 74


We are sad to report that well-known pig industry consultant, Mike Varley, has died at the age of 74.

31st Aug 2023

NPANews

Members Area - producers wanted for pork safety study


AHDB is looking for producers to take part in a collaborative study on pig disease and pork safety.

30th Aug 2023

Westminster

NPA issues ASF warning after Government delays EU import checks for fifth time


The NPA has warned that further delay to the introduction of checks on food imports from the EU leaves the UK pig sector exposed to ASF.