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Oh no npt again my best friends live on a farm and they lost alot last time so they moved to an Estate just above the borders in Scotland and are farming there now,really hope it doesnt spread like last time |
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I fely physically sick when this news came through last night. Lets all hope it is an isolated and swiftly resolved outbreak .... it was so terrible last time. Pray for sunshine everyone - it helps inhibit the virus. |
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I have just seen the pictures of the last time we got it here and thought not again. I feel for all the farmers that will be worrying about it my thoughts are will them all. I just hope its a very issolated incident. jane |
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I know very little about cattle farming, but my understanding is that much of Europe/US vaccinates against foot and mouth . . . so why does the UK kill 1000s of cattle rather than vaccinating? It bothered me the last time round, and I'm sure the argument is more complex, both medically and logistically but surely that's the most sensible solution??? |
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