Treat Bovis Biosecurity
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Biosecurity

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Sophie Mahendran

John Tulloch

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Biosecurity

This information sheet is an introduction to the concept of biosecurity and why it is important.

Foot and mouth disease
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What do we mean by Biosecurity?

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Diseases that could potentially enter your farm due to poor biosecurity practices

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Organisations and accreditation schemes for biosecurity

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