The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development says a cattle herd in northern Michigan has been confirmed with bovine tuberculosis. The department says the herd in Iosco County was identified after a cow tested positive at a USDA-inspected processing plant, and additional animals were confirmed during an investigation at the farm where it originated. State […]
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