Foot and Mouth Disease Seen Threat in U S
An Alpine Texas report outlinesFoot and Mouth disease spread and control. The piece explains symptoms and contagiousness, lists wiping out infected stock and burning barns as methods, notes government half-payment programs, and cites past outbreaks in eastern states with mentions of Pennsylvania Maryland New York Michigan and comparisons to Missouri and Kansas lack of funds.
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Michigan
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
America
Kinsley
Maryland
New York
Missouri
Kansas
Ozona
New Mexi
Albuquerque
State Sheep Sanitary Commission
State Cattle Board
Foot and mouth disease outbreaks and regional quarantines
Outbreaks of foot and mouth disease affect Indiana and Michigan herds with closures, slaughter, and quarantines. Texas officials oppose state quarantine citing no current foreign cattle. inspectors pulled due to broader emergency. Reports discuss impacts on schools, transport, and local economies, plus notes on other regional animal health actions.
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Michigan
Indiana
Philippines
America
Niles
St. Joseph County
LaPorte County
Berrien
Cass County
Austin
Texas
Fort Worth
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