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Montana's brucellosis-free status at risk
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Seven Montana cows have tested positive for brucellosis, and if at least two cows from a separate herd near Emigrant test positive next week Montana will lose its brucellosis-free status.
That means Montana ranchers would have to pay to test all adult cattle being shipped out of state until Montana can regain its brucellosis-free status.
Gov. Brian Schweitzer said he expects the second set of tests results as early as Tuesday.
"There is a process you go through - rounding...
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Emigrant ranch's cattle pass brucellosis test
The Billings Gazette
; ... perhaps vaccinations against the disease that causes pregnant cows, elk bison and hogs to abort. Gov. Brian Schweitzer called a news conference in Helena on Wednesday to say that this is "a big wake-up call." "It leaves us with our brucellosis-free status intact ...
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GLICKMAN RECOGNIZES BRUCELLOSIS-FREE STATUS
Regulatory Intelligence Data
; 00-00-0000 Release No. 0271.97 Jim Petterson (202) 720-4623 Dawn Kent (301) 734-7255 GLICKMAN RECOGNIZES BRUCELLOSIS-FREE STATUS DES MOINES, Iowa, Aug. 13 1997--Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman today presented a certificate to Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Dale Cochran recognizing the State of
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Brucellosis case rattles ranchers
Missoulian
; ... Angus Ranch. That, at least, he can fix. There isn't much Hughes and other Montana cattle ranchers can do about the day's other news: that a case of brucellosis found in a cow in the Paradise Valley south of Livingston will cost Montana its status as a brucellosis-fr ...
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Bison captured in effort to contain brucellosis
The Billings Gazette
; Forty-one bison, hazed deeper than usual into Yellowstone National Park in the past week, were captured Friday west of the park and trucked to the holding area at Stephens Creek on the north side of Yellowstone. They will be released later into the park near Gardiner. Thirty-nine animals, including
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Wyoming to Consider Brucellosis Test Plan after Sublette County Outbreak.
Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News
; By Mike Stark, Billings Gazette, Mont. Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Dec. 31--All Wyoming cattle sold for breeding would have to be tested for brucellosis under a proposal that will be discussed by ...
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