The tuberculosis collapse causes a lot of stress and anxiety for those dealing with the effects on their herd, but also for other ranchers who remind them that it could happen to them.
With this in mind, NFU Scotland invites members, vets and other professionals to join together for a webinar on Thursday 23rd March at 7pm to hear details of the current veterinary tuberculosis situation in Scotland and what the test and surveillance results mean for Scotland.
The webinar will put the science in context, explaining what it means for farmers and how we are moving forward to ensure that Scotland’s official TB-free status is maintained.
The meeting will be chaired by Hugh Fraser, Head of Livestock at NFU Scotland, who will present members’ concerns and manage questions from the audience.
Mick Park, Head of Veterinary APHA (Animal and Plant Health Agency), will outline the current veterinary status of tuberculosis in Scotland and what the results of testing and monitoring in Scotland mean.
Alasdair McNab, deputy head of NFU Scotland and a former private and administrative veterinarian, will provide context for what this means for farmers and how we are going to ensure that Scotland’s official TB status is maintained.
visiting https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_XnDC5on1QPSzRuQg2CM4Yg to sign up.
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