Tougher legislation could push forward sheep scab eradication

A coordinated, cross-border effort, supported by more legislative back-up, holds the key to eradicating sheep scab longer term, sheep industry delegates have said.

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Tougher legislation could push forward sheep scab eradication

A coordinated, cross-border effort, supported by more legislative back-up, holds the key to eradicating sheep scab longer term, sheep industry delegates have said. Speaking during a Sustainable Control...

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