Displaying items by tag: MYCOPLASMA BOVIS

A positive report reiterates that Mycoplasma bovis eradication is feasible.

The Ministry for Primary Industries believes the fight against Mycoplasma bovis is being won – albeit slowly.

A Christchurch lawyer is accusing MPI of running a poor Mycoplasma bovis compensation system negligently or on purpose.

Compensation issues are “always complex,” says Agriculture Minister Damien O’Connor.

The Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) is welcoming a huge drop in the number of farms under active surveillance for Mycoplasma bovis.

A South Island farming couple whose farm was the first discovered with Mycoplasma bovis are taking legal action against the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI).

A positive sign for the Mycoplasma bovis eradication programme is that a clear majority of infected farms are now beef rather than dairy.

Five months after the last cow went to slaughter from Henk Smit’s Cambridge farm he’s still awaiting compensation.

New research will determine if there is a better way of prioritising investigation of farms potentially infected with Mycoplasma bovis.

Almost all the recommendations from two reviews of the Mycoplasma bovis programme have been accepted, after the ‘surge in activity’ leading up to this year’s moving day.