National Scrapie Plan
What is the National Scrapie Plan?
The National Scrapie Plan (NSP) for Great Britain was a strategic long-term plan which consisted of a breeding programme to increase the number of sheep that are naturally resistant to Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (TSE) eg scrapie. The breeding programme consisted of different NSP schemes and initiatives.
National Scrapie Plan helpline
If you have any further questions that are not covered on this website or would like more information on the National Scrapie Plan please contact the National Scrapie Plan Helpline Tel: 0845 601 4858.
Latest news
11 November 2008 - A copy of the UK’s re-notification of the CSFS State Aid under the block exemption rule for agricultural state aids (Commission Regulation 1857/2006) is available
30 September 2008 - Closure of Ram Genotyping Scheme
21 January 2008 - A January 2008 NSP Update has been published.
5 June 2007 - The Spring and Summer NSP Update has been published.