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WeCAHN Dairy Network PRODUCER Report Q4 2024

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The WeCAHN Dairy Network held a quarterly videoconference meeting on January 23rd, 2025.

  • The HPAI situation in the US demonstrated cows can transmit viruses to people. To stay safe from bacteria and viruses that cows can pass to people, wear gloves and a face mask, and wash your hands and clothes after working with cows.
  • When Foot and Mouth Disease was identified in Germany it had significant impacts on trade. Please request that visitors to your farm wait one week after visiting a farm in another country.
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