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Fallowing After ILA Will Be Shortened From Six to Three Months
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The new decree will shorten the required fallow period for farms and operating units where ILA is confirmed from six months to three months. The amendment is made by a single amendment to the 2005 Decree on the deployment and control of ILA. ILA is a serious viral disease of salmon, and so far farms where the disease has been confirmed have had to lie dormant for six months after spawning. With the new rules, this period will now be halved. A…
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