Bluetongue virus restriction lifted in Norfolk
The virus is usually spread by midge bites and can affect cows, sheep and goats.
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The virus is usually spread by midge bites and can affect cows, sheep and goats.
Livestock farmers gathered for an urgent meeting at Dunston Hall near Norwich to discuss Norfolk's growing number of bluetongue virus cases.
The bluetongue virus has been confirmed on two more Norfolk cattle farms ahead of an urgent meeting next week to discuss the rising case numbers.
An urgent bluetongue meeting has been organised near Norwich to discuss Norfolk's growing number of disease cases with concerned livestock farmers…
The dangerous bluetongue virus has been confirmed in five more animals on Norfolk cattle farms, following surveillance into an earlier case near…