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Animal Health - Livestock

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Subtopics:      Livestock > Foot and Mouth Disease  
 
Related Topics:      Cattle          Equine
Goats Sheep
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      new window Animal Diseases : University of Nebraska Description: Articles on specific livestock diseases. (ianr.unl.edu)
new window Anthrax Description: Clinical signs that can be found in sheep, goats, cattle and humans. Includes treatments that are described. (agspsrv34.agric.wa.gov.au)
new window Brucellosis Fact Sheet Description: Brucellosis is a bacterial disease that can be passed from animals, such as cows, sheep and goats, to humans. (doh.wa.gov)
new window Cheesy Gland Description: Causes, spread, symptoms, and prevention of CLA in sheep and goats. (agspsrv38.agric.wa.gov.au)
new window Illini Biosecurity Website Description: Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD), Bovine Spongiform Encepalopathy University of Illinois Extension and Illinois TRAILL's information on biosecurity and livestock diseases that are in the news. (il-traill.outreach.uiuc.edu)
new window Johne's disease Description: Information about bovine (cattle) and ovine (goat) Johne's disease and its control in New South Wales. (agric.nsw.gov.au)
new window Johne's Disease or Paratuberculosis Description: Origin, diagnosis and eradication. (muextension.missouri.edu)
new window Prion Diseases Description: Information about scrapie and other diseases in which a protein is the infective agent. (www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk)
new window Q Fever Pages Description: Links to information about Q fever, a bacterial zoonosis, disease capable of being transmitted from animals to people caused by coxiella burnetii, a rickettsial organism. (ehs.ufl.edu)
new window Rift Valley Fever Description: A mosquito-borne virual disease leading to serious economic losses in livestock, particularly sheep. Transmission, symptoms, related links. (fao.org)
new window Screw-worm Fly Description: Serious threat to pastoral industries, occurs in almost all tropical countries except Australia. Its life cycle and potential impact on cattle, sheep, dogs and humans are described. (agspsrv38.agric.wa.gov.au)
 




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