Wisconsin weighs Johne's disease rules for cattle
Public hearings in Madison Green Bay and Altoona wrapped up with support for state rules classifying cattle herds by Johne's disease status. Dr Idtse said the rules aim to certify Johne's free herds, with testing via fecal culture costing about four dollars per sample and annual recertification possible.
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