The archives are back.
Bill-I look forward to seeing those "facts" though it is funny all you have for proof is what you read on this site. Yes Canadians and especially American producers need to learn all they can about BSE from credible sources. There is so much BS and misinformation floating around the US about BSE it is incredible. The possibility of cow to cow or cow to calf transmission has not been mentioned in any news in Canada and it would be on all the news sources if CFIA was discussing it.
Rancher-from archives-Mad cow owner points to suspect cattle feed
CTV.ca News Staff
Dr. George Luterbach from the CFIA said while the feed is being investigated, there could be another explanation for the BSE transmission.
"A theoretical possibility is the transmission from a mother, late in the disease, to her offspring,'' said Luterbach. "We would investigate and remove the offspring of a positive animal.''
Bill-I look forward to seeing those "facts" though it is funny all you have for proof is what you read on this site. Yes Canadians and especially American producers need to learn all they can about BSE from credible sources. There is so much BS and misinformation floating around the US about BSE it is incredible. The possibility of cow to cow or cow to calf transmission has not been mentioned in any news in Canada and it would be on all the news sources if CFIA was discussing it.
Rancher-from archives-Mad cow owner points to suspect cattle feed
CTV.ca News Staff
Dr. George Luterbach from the CFIA said while the feed is being investigated, there could be another explanation for the BSE transmission.
"A theoretical possibility is the transmission from a mother, late in the disease, to her offspring,'' said Luterbach. "We would investigate and remove the offspring of a positive animal.''