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DAFM should ‘work swiftly’ with NI on bluetongue – ICMSA
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DAFM should ‘work swiftly’ with NI on bluetongue – ICMSA
The Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine (DAFM) should “more proactively communicate with farmers and issue specific advice on how to protect their herds” from bluetongue virus (BTV), according to the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA). ICMSA livestock committee chairperson, Michael O’Connell made these comments in the leadup to spring, as mid-April brings high vector periods for bluetongue-carrying midges. “Since the outb…
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