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Terese Jarltoft is part of our network of experts, read on to hear more about her work.

The Bovaer® Rapid Response Team

When questions arose in Danish dairy herds following the introduction of Bovaer®, veterinarians needed more than anecdotal reports. The Bovaer® Rapid Response Team was established to deliver independent, standardised investigations and build reliable evidence that can help herd veterinarians and farmers make informed decisions. Read on to find out more...

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The science behind climate change and sustainability is complicated but it is important that the critical facts and the best information currently available enters the public arena. Veterinarians play a very significant role in discussing evidence based science with their clients, and the general public. The media to which the general public is exposed, is often guilty of playing ‘fast and loose’ with the facts. In this series, we will examine the evidence behind some of the statements and articles that have appeared and attempt to equip VetSalus members with some simple facts, which they may use when discussing some of the more misleading or contentious statements.

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The September 2026 VetSalus News Bulletin covers several key developments: the EU has delayed methane emission fines on oil companies, while the UK faces an alarming rise in Bluetongue (BTV-3) cases in livestock. A human Salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs is also highlighted, alongside scientific research on solar storms detected via ancient tree rings. This months bulletin also introduces a new Bovaer rapid response team to support cattle farmers and VetSalus also announces a comprehensive new booklet on reducing farm carbon footprints.

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The science behind climate change and sustainability is complicated but it is important that the critical facts and the best information currently available enters the public arena. Veterinarians play a very significant role in discussing evidence based science with their clients, and the general public. The media to which the general public is exposed, is often guilty of playing ‘fast and loose’ with the facts. In this series, we will examine the evidence behind some of the statements and articles that have appeared and attempt to equip VetSalus members with simple summaries, which they may use when discussing some of the more misleading or potentially contentious statements.

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Line Fruergaard-Roed is part of our network of experts, read on to hear more about her work.

VETSALUS NEWS BULLETIN: 10 August 2026

The August 2026 VetSalus bulletin covers critical industry updates: the intensifying El Niño, heat stress impacts on African camels, new research on methane emissions in cattle and rice production, and UK border biosecurity concerns. It also highlights advancements in synthetic biology and previews our upcoming guide on reducing farm carbon footprints.

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Artificial Intelligence is transforming dairy farming, much like Artificial Insemination did decades ago. Is this new wave something to fear, or a tool for veterinarians to master? Discover why, even in an age of data-driven decisions, the human touch of clinical expertise remains irreplaceable.

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From traditional farm visits to an era of AI, robotics, and regenerative agriculture, the role of the farm vet is evolving rapidly. As demands for sustainability grow, are you keeping pace? Explore how to transition from traditional practitioner to essential consultant in today’s changing agricultural landscape.

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VetSalus are delighted to welcome Ilyse Jennens to the board. To find out more about Ilyse, please read on.

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Our July 2026 bulletin examines climate change's agricultural impact, VetSalus’s Arla collaborations, and global updates on AMR policy and New Zealand dairy.

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The deadly H5N1 strain of bird flu has reached Australia, marking a significant development in the global spread of the virus. This article examines the implications of the detection, the critical need for continued regional vigilance, and the persistent risks posed by zoonotic viruses.

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Meet Adam Estrup, the new Independent Chair of the VetSalus Board. With over 25 years of international experience in life sciences and animal health, Adam shares his vision for driving practical, real-world impact through the VetSalus One Health approach.

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Rob Grinnall is part of our network of experts, read on to hear more about his work.

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Building Knowledge Project; VetSalus and ARLA are working together to improve animal welfare.

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VetSalus are delighted to welcome Tom Warboys to the board. To find out more about Tom, please read on.

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In our latest newsletter we look at the UK's climate adaptation for agriculture, the rising threat of antifungal resistance, and the Ebola outbreak in the DRC.

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California's dairy farms are adopting biodigesters with a massive $389M government grant, showing promising results in methane reduction. But as the political and technical debate continues, concerns about leaks and long-term climate impact raise complex questions.