OJD and footrot management changes announced for SA flocks

Updated July 6 2018 - 12:31pm, first published 12:00pm
Livestock SA president Joe Keynes says the organisation is working hard to ensure the changes support industry but is pleased to see SA's OJD management plan align with the national approach.
Livestock SA president Joe Keynes says the organisation is working hard to ensure the changes support industry but is pleased to see SA's OJD management plan align with the national approach.

South Australian sheep flocks with ovine johnes disease and footrot will no longer be subject to quarantine under changes to be rolled out over coming months.

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