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Due to flooding in the Pantbad region, which makes it impossible to properly manage the herd for FMD vaccination on time, the deadline has been extended.
27/06/2018 at 13:15 | from the press room, Kelly Ventorim
In response to a demand from breeders in the Pantbad region, through the Corumbá Rural Union and the Mato Grosso do Sul Federation of Agriculture (Famasul), the Government of the State extended the ordinance Iagro) released Wednesday (27.6) in the Related searches (DOE) – vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease and brucellosis of the herd in this area.
Due to flooding in the Pantbad region, which makes it impossible to properly manage the flock for FMD vaccination in the originally scheduled period, the delay has been extended and animals can be vaccinated by 30 July 2018. for the registration of vaccination in the system was also extended to August 15.
Similarly, and for the same reasons, Iagro has also extended vaccination against brucellosis in the Pantbad region. Herders have until August 15 to vaccinate and register vaccination in the system.
The decision, which responds to the demand of breeders in the region mentioned above, does not extend to vaccinations in the properties of health regions of Plateau and Fronteira, which had until June 31 for vaccination and a period of registration in the system until June 30. Check it out:
- Plateau Region – vaccination until June 15 and registration until June 30;
- Border area – vaccination until June 15th and registration by June 30th;
- Pantbad Region – extended vaccination until July 30th and registration until August 15th.
According to Iagro's director, Luciano Chiochetta, who was this semester in Bolivia, in Paris and recently in Cuiabá, discussing actions for the definitive withdrawal of vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease in Brazil, Mato Grosso do Sul fulfills his role by guaranteeing excellent numbers and will maintain the average, which is greater than 99% of the vaccinated herd.
Herd vaccination against foot-and-mouth disease and brucellosis was only extended to the Pantbad region. Photo: Kelly Ventorim
Mato Grosso do Sul
The state's herd counts 21 million cattle and buffaloes, and the goal of the government of the member states is to vaccinate 99% of animals, although health organizations must reach at least 80%.
Ensure that the national goal of herd vaccination is important to ensure the status of FMD free zone with vaccination, which the country has recently reached and which should broaden the range of commercial opportunities with the Brazilian beef, which today 150 countries.
Mato Grosso do Sul has a very productive livestock (reduced by two million hectares of pasture, but maintains slaughter volume), is a leader in the slaughter of calves up to ## 148 ## 39 to 24 months and has proven its meat quality.
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