Slovakia culls thousands of cattle amid foot-and-mouth crisis – MSN ¤

In a notable response to an escalating foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, Slovakia has initiated an extensive culling operation aimed at containing the viral infection that threatens the nation’s livestock. The decision to cull thousands of cattle comes as health authorities grapple with the swift transmission of the disease, which poses serious implications not onyl for animal welfare but also for the agricultural economy. As the country mobilizes resources to manage this crisis, experts warn of potential long-term consequences on trade and food security. This article delves into the measures being taken, the impact on farmers and the broader implications for livestock management in Slovakia.

In response to the recent outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) that has dramatically affected livestock in Slovakia,authorities have initiated an urgent culling operation. Thousands of cattle are being culled to prevent the rapid spread of this contagious viral disease, which poses a…