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Home / Environment / Tiruchi Cattle Vaccination: 3.11 Lakh Animals to Get FMD Shield

Tiruchi Cattle Vaccination: 3.11 Lakh Animals to Get FMD Shield

3 Jan

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Summary

  • Over 3.11 lakh cattle in Tiruchi district are being vaccinated against FMD.
  • The vaccination drive is taking place from January 3 to January 29.
  • Farmers are urged to vaccinate cattle despite misconceptions about yield reduction.
Tiruchi Cattle Vaccination: 3.11 Lakh Animals to Get FMD Shield

Tiruchi district is currently hosting its eighth round of vaccination for Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD), a critical health initiative for its cattle population. From January 3 until January 29, an estimated 3.11 lakh head of cattle are scheduled to receive the vaccine. This extensive campaign is being executed through village-wise camps held during morning and evening hours, ensuring accessibility for farmers.

The FMD virus has previously caused significant concern among farmers due to its detrimental effects on milk production and animal health. Symptoms include high fever, excessive salivation, and the development of ulcers in the mouth and on the hooves, leading to difficulties in walking and eating. To combat this, dedicated veterinary teams have been formed to administer the vaccinations efficiently.

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District Collector V. Saravanan has urged all farmers to ensure their cattle are vaccinated without fail. He also took the opportunity to dispel common myths associating the vaccine with reduced milk yield or reproductive issues like miscarriage, emphasizing the vaccine's role in protecting animal welfare and farm productivity.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The vaccination drive in Tiruchi district commenced on January 3 and will continue until January 29.
An estimated 3.11 lakh head of cattle are being vaccinated in Tiruchi district during this campaign.
Symptoms include high temperature, drooling, ulcers in gums, and ulcers between hooves, causing difficulty in walking and eating.

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