France stops compulsory bluetongue vaccination
French cattle farmers no longer have to vaccinate their cattle against the disease bluetongue. Given the unstoppable spread of the disease across the country and a shortage of the vaccine to vaccinate all animals, the whole of France is now designated as a regulated zone for bluetongue 4 and 8. This means that transport of livestock is allowed without restrictions in the whole country. Photo: Hans Prinsen Video: Bluetongue outbreaks in the last 10 years. Goals cannot be
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