French authorities are actively combating contagious nodular dermatitis in cattle with detection, culling, and vaccination strategies to protect the livestock industry.
French Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard reports over 50% vaccination coverage of cattle against contagious nodular dermatitis in Southwest France, with ongoing efforts to achieve full immunization by year's end.
A new case of contagious nodular dermatitis in Occitanie has prompted France to boost vaccination campaigns while farmers' protests diminish amid scientific discussions on disease control.
France launches a major vaccination campaign against contagious nodular dermatitis as farmers intensify protests over culling policies and disease management.
France's government holds crisis meeting to accelerate vaccinations amid contagious nodular dermatitis outbreak impacting southwestern cattle farms.
The French government begins vaccination of cattle to combat DNC in South-West France amid farmer protests and road blockades, aiming to prevent mass culling.
Amid widespread protests by farmers against culling policies, France plans to vaccinate nearly a million additional cattle to combat contagious nodular dermatitis, with the Agriculture Minister visiting Occitanie to oversee vaccination efforts and address farmers' concerns.
France launches mass cattle vaccination and enforces culling amid Dermatose Nodulaire Contagieuse outbreaks, balancing containment and farmer protests.