Update on brucellosis status in Wyoming
WORLAND – Ranchers, farmers, veterinarians and curious community members gathered Thursday to learn what brucellosis abortus is, how it is transmitted, the types of animals, both wild and domesticated, who are affected by it, the danger to humans and what is being done to keep it under control and to hopefully eradicate it.
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Tracie Mitchell
WESTI Ag Days attendees received an update on brucellosis in Wyoming including efforts to monitor elk.
WORLAND – Ranchers, farmers, veterinarians and curious community members gathered Thursday to learn what brucellosis abortus is, how it is transmitted, the types of animals, both wild and domesticated, who are affected by it, the danger to humans and what is being done to keep it under control and to hopefully eradicate it.
University of Wyoming veterinarian and brucellosis expert Bruce Hoar expla...
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