Red Tractor vows proposed standards 'not set in stone' and Scotland-wide prevention zone declared after bird flu cases rise
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In today's episode of Farming in Five: Bird flu cases rise and Scotland declares a nationwide prevention zone, Red Tractor vows proposed standards are not set in stone, Defra's badger vaccination initiative expands to three new areas and Dairy groups urge for bulk milk testing to meet bovine TB target. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian
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