Johne’s disease information for dairy goat farmers – time to put Johne’s on the MAP

DRL news article - Time to put Johne's on the map

Johne’s disease (JD) is a major production-limiting disease of farmed ruminants worldwide and, after CAE, it is the biggest animal health concern for goat farmers. Read about it here – Dairy News (Nov 2018).

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