Impact of localised badger culling on tuberculosis incidence in British cattle

Article Abstract:

Mycobacterium bovis, an aetiological agent of bovine tuberculosis is a pathogen that is transmitted between wildlife, livestock and humans, present challenges for their protection. The results of a large-scale field trial that determine the effects of badger culling on cattle are presented.

United Kingdom, Control, Pathogenic microorganisms

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Badger cull culled

Article Abstract:

The effectiveness of badger culls in reducing the occurrence of tuberculosis in cattle are being tested by means of large-scale field trails. The implications of the study are presented.

United States, Animal diseases

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Badger cull culled

Article Abstract:

The effectiveness of badger culls in reducing the occurrence of tuberculosis in cattle are being tested by means of large-scale field trails. The implications of the study are presented.

Product information, Testing

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