Tuberculosis in dairy herds and herd health management
The article explains how bovine tuberculosis spreads through cattle and manure, and outlines testing, culling, and replacement strategies. It discusses when to slaughter or isolate animals, retesting intervals, and government compensation for slaughtered stock, with emphasis on maintaining a tuberculosis free herd.
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