The Tillage event will go ahead as planned tomorrow (Thurs 13th Sept 07), despite the announcement that foot-and-mouth disease has been confirmed in Surrey.
Those planning to attend the cultivation equipment demonstration near Abingdon in Oxfordshire are being urged to take full bio-security precautions.
Organisers are asking visitors to ensure they disinfect their vehicles and clothing before leaving home. On arrival, all vehicles entering the site will be required to drive through a wheel-wash.
More details about the Tillage event.
See: Foot and mouth disease (FMD) 2007 Surrey outbreak – Farmers Weekly Interactive’s special report.
by Nick Fone (About this Author)
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