The rising incidence of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in Ireland has led to significant backlash against Minister Heydon's 'science-based' eradication efforts, which farmers perceive as authoritarian. This climate of tension is fueled by varied theories about the disease's spread, ranging from agricultural practices to genetics and veterinary pressure during TB testing. As farmers grapple with these challenges, there is uncertainty about the next steps for the industry and how to effectively combat this devastating disease.
As the numbers of reactors increase, Minister Heydon's science-based eradication strategy is sparking outrage among farmers, accused of being authoritarian in approach.
With serious disagreement over the causes of the rapid spread of bovine tuberculosis in Ireland, opinions vary widely from farming practices to veterinary oversight.
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