bovine disease

Although most cases of the bovine disease have occurred in Britain, there have been a few here too.

There, hundreds of them are shot each year because ranchers fear that they spread brucellosis, a bovine disease.

Exposure to domesticated cattle also exposes them to bovine diseases.

The bovine disease can weaken and kill livestock.

Through its research, the organization helped eradicate Texas fever, a bovine disease spread by ticks that threatened the state's cattle industry.

For the bovine disease, see Mad Cow Disease.

The source of the bovine disease is thought to be animal feed from processed offal and other parts of slaughtered sheep.

A small annex of the old Burns Unit is now used for research on Flu vaccines and bovine diseases.

The relatively large bison populations are a concern for ranchers, who fear that the species can transmit bovine diseases to their domesticated cousins.

However in 1979 everything changed for Kerry Co-op when the county was chosen as a pilot area for a bovine disease eradication scheme.

This was met with protests against their introduction by farmers and ranchers, who saw them as a threat to food resources and a vehicle for bovine disease.

In 1906, efforts were made to eradicate the tick vector of the bovine disease form of babesiosis in the United States.

Despite harboring bovine diseases such as tuberculosis and brucellosis, the introduced and resident population increased to somewhere between 10,000 and 12,000 by 1934.

ULSTER cattle herds could be under threat from 'imported' bovine diseases which may not show themselves for several years.

More than a decade ago, when the bovine disease was first spreading in British herds, the Government was criticized strongly for acting too slowly to stem the spread.

This year has been particularly bad for milk prices - the consumption of meat and dairy products has fallen 30 percent because of the worldwide scares over various bovine diseases.

Suddenly it seemed possible that Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease, which destroys the human brain, could be contracted from eating meat or meat products from cows with the bovine disease.

These significant declines, as well as the elimination of existing pure strain bison caused major political debate on the future of bison in the park and the presence of contagious bovine diseases.

In recent weeks, criticism of the feeding program at the refuge and at 22 other sites where Wyoming conducts feeding programs has intensified because of an outbreak of a bovine disease called brucellosis.

It is the letter from William to the Minister, but also the crown of the Virga Jesse in Hasselt people who donated to the Virgin in gratitude for ridding the city of the bovine disease.

Some humanized mice infected with bovine disease go on to develop new variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease while others get a type that looks like sporadic Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, the disease of older people that is not related to cows.