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Animal Health Newsletter (5, 1)
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This is a publication of the Bureau of Animal Health. Items in this issue include "Henry County Regains PRV Stage IV Status," "Testing Captive Cervidae for Tuberculosis," "Chronic Wasting Disease," "BSE Update," "Intestine Submission Guidelines," "Cytology Submission," "Submission of Samples for Johnes Culturing," "Rabies Submission," "Laboratories Approved For EIA, Bluetongue, Bovine Leukosis and Equine Viral Arteritis," "Johnes Restricted Herds," "Ad Hoc Committee for Johnes Disease to Meet," "Pre-Harvest Food Safety Grant," "Statewide Survey for Captive Deer, Elk, Bison and Ratites," "Retirements," "Clip n File," "State/County Fair Rules," "Bovine Brucellosis Update," and "Free Publications Available."
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- Agriculture and food production: Livestock: Veterinary medicine
- Natural resources and the environment: Ecology: Animals
- Public safety and consumer protection: Food handling and safety
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.Illinois Department of Agriculture Animal Health Newsletter Rod R. Blagojevich Governor Thomas E. Jennings Director Division of Food Safety and Animal Protection Bureau of Animal Health Vol. No. Henry County Regains PRV Stage IV Status Henry County regained its pseudorabies Stage IV status on February 1, 2001. Feeder swine can again be sold from Henry County herds without herd monitoring test. The herd that had been under quarantine for PRV was completely depopulated and negative test was conducted on the repopulated herd. There are no other quarantined herds within the state. Illinois has begun the final countdown to Stage V, pseudorabies free. The state must go an entire year with no new cases of the disease reported that are not depopulated within days. Testing Captive Cervidae for Tuberculosis The single-cervical test (SCT) is the presumptive test for tuberculosis (TB) in cervidae and must be performed by accredited veterinarians trained by the Illinois or U.S. Department of Agri
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Illinois
Dept. of Agriculture
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Organization: Illinois Department of Agriculture
P.O. Box 19281
State Fairgrounds
Springfield, IL 62794-9281
Phone: (217) 782-2172
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- Language(s): EN-English
- Creation Date (from issuing agency): 2001
- Document Modification Date (from issuing agency): 10 16 2008
- Date Accepted Into Depository: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:18:06 UTC
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