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23 Nov, 2012

23 November, 2012 checs-admin 0 Comments CheCS, Johne’s Disease News

Johnes Letter to Vet Record

Changes to CHeCS Technical concerning the Johne’s Disease programme

I write to update readers to a major change to the Cattle Health Certification Standards (CHeCS) Technical Document concerning the Johne’s Disease programme.

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Johnes Letter to Vet Record

Changes to CHeCS Technical concerning the Johne’s Disease programme

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