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1. www.nfuonline.com › updates-and-informationBluetongue – the latest info and updates from the NFU

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   Check if you’re in a high-risk county with the interactive bluetongue virus map. These vaccines are being used in mainland Europe against BTV-3. These are unlicenced medicines but have been approved in the EU for emergency use.

2. www.gov.uk › animal-disease-cases-englandBluetongue: extended restricted zone combining both zones ...

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   Aug 26, 2024 · Check the bluetongue disease control zone map. Check if you need to apply for a specific licence to move animals in, out or within in a bluetongue disease control zone.

3. www.gov.uk › government › publications15 March 2024: updated outbreak assessment for bluetongue ...

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   Sep 11, 2024 · Livestock owners are strongly advised to source replacement stock responsibly and consult with their private veterinarians to put in place controls preventing the introduction of Bluetongue...

4. ahdb.org.uk › bluetongueBluetongue virus latest news - AHDB

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   View the interactive bluetongue virus map. Frequently asked questions. A series of frequently asked questions (FAQs) have been developed with Defra and the wider industry to ensure you have factual, up-to-date information on bluetongue (BTV) during vector high-risk periods. Read the bluetongue FAQs. Moving animals.

5. www.nfu-cymru.org.uk › news-and-informationBluetongue – the latest info and updates from the NFU

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   5 days ago · Details of the Zone can be found on the bluetongue interactive map. There are cases that are not in bluetongue zones, linked to animals that have moved to premises before bluetongue restrictions were put in place or through importing animals from countries close to where disease is present.

6. www.itv.com › news › angliaBluetongue control zone extended across whole of Norfolk and ...

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   Sep 2, 2024 · Bluetongue - which affects livestock but is not dangerous to humans - has been confirmed at five premises according to the Department for Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). It follows the first...

7. People also ask

   When is Bluetongue most common?

   • The spring and summer are seen as the more active seasons for bluetongue because of the prevalence of midges, which spread the virus.

   Bluetongue control zone extended across whole of Norfolk and Suffolk …

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   Are there any changes to the area of the Bluetongue zone?

   • No changes to the area of the zone or to the disease control measures. 26 August 2024: Following a report of clinical suspicion in a single sheep on a mixed farm near Haddiscoe, South Norfolk, Norfolk bluetongue serotype 3 (BTV-3) has been confirmed. A 20km TCZ has been declared.

   Bluetongue: near Haddiscoe, South Norfolk, Norfolk (BTD 2024/92

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   What's happening with the Bluetongue virus in the UK?

   • The latest updates, news and advice about the current bluetongue virus (BTV-3) situation in the UK. Following surveillance within the temporary control zone in North East Lincolnshire, a case of BTV-3 was detected. In accordance with the disease control framework, the temporary control zone has been extended.

   Bluetongue virus latest news | AHDB

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   What is Bluetongue (BTV)?

   • Use these quick links to jump to information on: Bluetongue (BTV) affects sheep, cattle and other ruminants. It is a viral disease spread by biting midges, which affects all ruminants (e.g. sheep, cattle, goats and deer) and camelids (such as llama and alpaca). BTV-3 is a relatively new strain, first reported in September 2023 in the Netherlands.

   Bluetongue – the latest info and updates from the NFU

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8. ruminanthw.org.uk › bluetongue-virusBluetongue Virus - Ruminant Health & Welfare

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   Sep 21, 2024 · Please view the live APHA interactive bluetongue virus map to find the latest information on BTV zones e.g. RZ and TCZs. The “Restricted Zone (RZ)” in legislation also imposes an “Infected Area” (IA).