Bluetongue Rises Bluetongue cases reach 185 in GB; Defra extends restricted areas
Bluetongue cases in Great Britain have climbed to 185, as confirmed by Defra. Stay informed about this developing situation with the latest updates.
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Kate is a news reporter for the Scottish Farmer, growing up on a family farm with a passion for agriculture and journalism she provides engaging and informative updates to the farming community.
Kate is a news reporter for the Scottish Farmer, growing up on a family farm with a passion for agriculture and journalism she provides engaging and informative updates to the farming community.
Bluetongue cases in Great Britain have climbed to 185, as confirmed by Defra. Stay informed about this developing situation with the latest updates.
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