Farmers advised to contact BVD tissue tag providers directly to order tags

BVD tissue tag testing remains compulsory for 2017.
Farmers advised to contact BVD tissue tag providers directly to order tags
Thu, 05 Jan, 2017 - 00:00
Stephen Cadogan

However, the Department of Agriculture has changed the process for ordering and supply of official identification tags for 2017, and it no longer issues tag order forms.

Lists of suppliers of approved BVD tags and of the laboratories approved to test these are available on the animalhealthireland.ie website.

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