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Eugenio Gutierrez, a Pastoriza's Cattle Dealer: "It Ends up Getting Sick, It's Going to Be a Big Problem"
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The contagious nodular dermatosis is leaving unusual images with the closing of markets, such as that of Castro de Ribeiras de Lea, without activity this Wednesday. The installation chairega, with 50 years of history, blocked by the coronavirus pandemic and by the crisis of mad cows, in 2001
This year, it will be without the beef industry: Agrimax, 14th of the name, opened its doors this Wednesday at the Metz Exhibition Park, under the sign of contagious nodular dermatosis and while the avian flu is also back. Serious threats, however, must not spoil the party and let alone deprive ourselves of the reflections and debates that our agriculture deserves.
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