Are you going to gamma test them or hope they go through the works without problems?We seriously considered getting rid now and retesting the herd.
As soon as they passed on their next test we got rid.
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Are you going to gamma test them or hope they go through the works without problems?We seriously considered getting rid now and retesting the herd.
As soon as they passed on their next test we got rid.
How many irs did you have? Ive been told its 50/50 with irs on the next test...We seriously considered getting rid now and retesting the herd.
As soon as they passed on their next test we got rid.
Burnt them. We are back on yearly testing. It was price worth paying on both scoresOur you going to gamma test them or hope they go through the works without problems?
Only 2 thank goodness both sailed through flat. In my long experience Retests while cows are housed in a stripey free environment go clear.How many irs did you have? Ive been told its 50/50 with irs on the next test...
Test today, read Christmas Eve. As we're alreadupy under restriction it wont make Christmas any worse!
would that indicate that TB infected badgers are more likely to be killed on the road than none TB infected onesLetter from Roger Blowey today in vet record.
21% of roadkill badgers in edge area of \cheshire TB infected.
In small survey nr Stockport LRA , 30 badgers collected, 8 (26%) tb positive, 7 with same type as Cheshire.
Stockport LRA area in 2014 1 reactor out of 3450 cattle, =0.03% , badgers 26%!!! suggests which direction infection might flow.
Suck that Mr May
Any up dates on the herd where Dick Sibley was using his "wonderful" new test to clear infection?
Not sure Like is the right reaction .......................but.
I’d just like to say a huge thanks for the Bovinetb.blog its been a great source of information and thought-provoking discussion, I will miss it.They aren’t doing a priming skin test in all cases.
What is very wrong and should have been challenged at the time, is .Deathrow adding stuff to a contract already signed and paid for.
I can’t tell you much about gamma except it is a blunt instrument and is not used as a slaughter test in some EU countries.
http://bovinetb.blogspot.com/2019/05/natural-england-defra-how-to-kill-cull.html
Think the latest is, some ignorant posstots put in a legal challenge, the powers that be roll over.I’d just like to say a huge thanks for the Bovinetb.blog its been a great source of information and thought-provoking discussion, I will miss it.
Thanks.
I don’t do Face book or Twitter so never sure if I’m just missing all the current bTB debate , but it does seem to have gone quiet. I have seen hardly any comment on the FG article on the threat to badger culling. There may well be a good argument for just quietly getting on with things .
Anyway Thanks again for all the work you have put in in the past.
I’d just like to say a huge thanks for the Bovinetb.blog its been a great source of information and thought-provoking discussion, I will miss it.
Thanks.
I don’t do Face book or Twitter so never sure if I’m just missing all the current bTB debate , but it does seem to have gone quiet. I have seen hardly any comment on the FG article on the threat to badger culling. There may well be a good argument for just quietly getting on with things .
Anyway Thanks again for all the work you have put in in the past.
Think the latest is, some ignorant posstots put in a legal challenge, the powers that be roll over.
This graph is very pleasing, hopeful that NFU legal team can keep batting back the legal challenges to the cullThanks. Appreciated.
I don’t do Faceache or .Twitter, but both the sites (links on the blog) are doing a good job. Not as rude as us, but you can’t have everything.
As with Corvids.
UnNatural England will stop these culls by default.