US EditionNodular Dermatosis. a Farmer Refuses to Slaughter His Herd: 300 Farmers Mobilized
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A frontal opposition. With dozens of tractors, trunks of trees, about 300 farmers obstruct the roads leading to the outskirts of a farm located in the village of Bordes-sur-Arize, in Ariège. On the other hand, the gendarmes launched on Thursday afternoon an operation to dislodge them.These farmers, notably from the Rural Coordination but also from the Peasant Confederation, oppose the slaughter of 207 cattle, after the discovery on Tuesday of a …
On Thursday afternoon, the gendarmes launched an operation involving significant means, including armoured vehicles, to dislodge farmers who oppose the slaughter of more than 200 cattle, following the discovery of a case of contagious nodular dermatosis in a farm in Ariège.
MAINTENANCE. In Ariege, breeders block the slaughter of cattle affected by the disease. For the veterinary Jeanne Brugere-Picoux, however, this target slaughter strategy has proved its effectiveness.
Nearly 600 activists were gathered on Thursday morning around a farm in the village of Bordes-sur-Arize where more than 200 cows were to be slaughtered, because one of them has contagious nodular dermatosis.
Tension in Ariège while the slaughter of a bovine herd with contagious nodular dermatosis is planned, causing the anger of farmers The Ariège herd affected by a case of
In Bordes-sur-Arize (Ariège), 300 farmers are mobilizing to prevent the slaughter of a herd affected by contagious nodular dermatosis.
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