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Farmers urged to vaccinate livestock early against Bluetongue
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Farmers urged to vaccinate livestock early against Bluetongue
Industry experts warn midges could spread disease as temperatures rise LIVESTOCK farmers are being urged to vaccinate their animals now against Bluetongue Virus (BTV) before warmer weather brings an increase in midge activity. Veterinary experts say early vaccination is the best way to protect sheep, cattle, goats and deer from the disease, which is primarily spread by biting midges of the Culicoides species. Bluetongue can also occasionally be …
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