Suspected cases of Bluetongue have been identified at a fourth farm in Northern Ireland. The Department of Agriculture, ...
Belfast News Letter on MSN
Bluetongue: Fourth suspected outbreak 'disappointing but not a surprise' as control zone not extended
“Bluetongue is an unpredictable virus that can be spread rapidly by midges through and between flocks and herds. It is ...
Suspected cases of bluetongue have been identified at a fourth farm in Northern Ireland. The Northern Ireland Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) announced on Tuesday ...
Two further suspected cases of Bluetongue have been identified on a fourth farm in Co Down, it has been confirmed.
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Two suspected cases of bluetongue on fourth NI farm
Temporary control zone (TCZ) surveillance has indicated suspect bluetongue cases in two cattle on a second farm near Greyabbey.
Two further suspected bluetongue cases have emerged on a fourth Co. Down farm, the Department of Agriculture, Environment and ...
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