Mycoplasma NZ: 126,000 cows to be culled

29-05-2018 | |
Mycoplasma NZ: 126,000 cows to be culled
Mycoplasma NZ: 126,000 cows to be culled. Photo: Canva
A major cull of cattle has been announced in New Zealand by the government in a bid to eradicate the dreaded Mycoplasma bovis (M. bovis ) disease which has been spreading throughout the country. Around 126,000 cattle will be culled over the next 2 years, on top of the 26,000 cattle already being culled, as part of the wider eradication programme costing NZ$ 886 million (€ 526million, £462million, US$ 615million) over 10 years. Aiming for full eradication Although farmers, the government


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