CHECS: Setting industry standards in cattle disease control
CHECS: Setting industry standards in cattle disease control
CHECS: Setting industry standards in cattle disease control
CHECS is extremely disappointed at the announcement that APHA has had to pause its support of CHECS TB Herd Accreditation due to unprecedented work pressures.
The CHECS board is committed to addressing a number of issues with its current rules for testing and assessing risk of MAP infection (precursor to
Plans announced earlier this year to raise the bar on Johne’s disease testing protocols will go ahead on 1 November, CHECS has confirmed. With rule
New plans to take more active control of Bovine Viral Diarrhoea (BVD) through Red Tractor assurance have been welcomed by CHECS chair Abi Reader, who
Some important rule changes to the Johne’s Disease Risk-Level Certification Programme are planned for 1 October 2021. While these were previously scheduled for implementation in
A webinar will be held at 7pm on Monday 21 June to explain upcoming changes to the CHECS rules for testing for Johne’s disease. The
CHECS is rolling out a new UK-wide TB Entry Level Membership over the coming months, focusing on biosecurity ‘basics’ to help farmers reduce the risk
Changes to Johne’s disease testing protocols which may affect subsequent herd Risk Levels have been announced by CHECS, which sets industry standards for cattle disease
Following on from the statement below which was issued by CHECS on the 8th April 2020, at the onset of Covid-19 in the UK and
CHECS: Setting industry standards in cattle disease control
In the first instance, contact your chosen scheme provider. If you have questions related to standards and protocols then email CHECS directly.
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