Displaying items by tag: TUBERCULOSIS

More than 43,000 animals have been tested to date as Ospri deals with a bovine tuberculosis (TB) outbreak in the Hawke’s Bay.

A small cluster of tuberculosis-infected cattle have been discovered in Hawke’s Bay.

The Canterbury TBfree committee chair Malcolm Gilbert has retired after 15 years in the role.

Farmers, especially in the South Island, are being reminded that while Mycoplasma bovis has captured headlines, TB is a continuing problem in small pockets of the country.

If you're selling or leasing bulls this spring, understand the risks and know the animal’s history of movement and health.

The science underpinning New Zealand’s TBfree programme has earned an award for its researchers.

The identification of bovine TB in cattle and deer herds and wildlife around Mount Cargill, near Dunedin, has led to testing and surveillance changes under the TBfree programme.

The Meat Industry Association says member meat processors have agreed to collect a TB eradication differential levy on dairy cattle, although it does not agree with this method of collection.

Government funding for the ongoing plan to eradicate bovine tuberculosis has been approved by Minister for Primary Industries, Nathan Guy.

Sharemilkers and dairy herd owners are being advised to get their livestock sorted for the upcoming 'gypsy day' move.