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bronwyn

@terrierview

Vet, trying to balance the needs of livestock & wildlife.

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The badger cull debate may, finally, be turning a corner. For many was it was “a nasty Tory” policy, that narrative has now changed.

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I detect a slight change, finally, in the badger & TB debate. Perhaps partly Brian May programme. It was silly. No scientist could defend. Perhaps partly change of Govt reducing the political slant. Perhaps the attraction of badger vaccination contracts. Interesting times.

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Overseas success in beating TB. Took 30 years. Cattle testing there little different from Britain. rnz.co.nz/news/country/5…

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If our TB testing of cattle is so poor & out dated, why has New Zealand beaten TB using nothing new or dramatically different. 🤷‍♀️. rnz.co.nz/news/country/5…

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The Greens u turn on high speed rail. Less than a year after they helped the Tories destroy the project. Tells you a lot about how fundamentally unserious they are. Tragic.

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Some people upset that a new #badgercull area has been approved in Cumbria. I wonder if they are aware of what happened in the previous area…

Some people upset that a new #badgercull area has been approved in Cumbria. I wonder if they are aware of what happened in the previous area…
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Cattle TB vaccination, a view from Ireland. “Our understanding is that [the vaccine] is at least 10 years away from the market”.

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bronwyn 🍋Nokost🍋 I was at a presentation last week by the head of our TB policy unit. A few bits from that were eye opening. TB rates in badgers where there's a low incidence in cattle is around 15%. Where there's a high incidence in cattle, the rates are 30-50% infection rates in badgers.