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England to Vaccinate Cattle Against Tuberculosis Starting in 2030
9 Haziran 2026The Guardian
- Cattle in England will receive a tuberculosis vaccine starting in 2030 as part of a new strategy aimed at eradicating the disease by 2038. This initiative will coincide with the end of badger culls, which are expected to cease by 2029, and will include expanded vaccination efforts for badgers.
- The current situation sees over 20,000 cattle slaughtered annually due to the disease, imposing significant costs on taxpayers and affecting farmers' livelihoods.
- Bovine tuberculosis has been a persistent issue in England, leading to extensive culling of badgers, which are believed to be a reservoir for the disease. The decision to implement a vaccination program reflects growing concerns over animal welfare and the effectiveness of culling as a control measure.
- The shift towards vaccination represents a significant change in the approach to managing bovine tuberculosis in England. By prioritizing vaccination over culling, the government is acknowledging the complex ecological dynamics at play and the need for more humane and sustainable solutions.
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