A study of infection areas and social assessment findings in Hs (haemorrhagic Septicaemia)-affected buffaloes on Samosir Island, Indonesia
HS case has first been reported on Samosir Island in 1989 which infect almost all buffaloes on the island. To date, number of buffaloes registered in this island is 17,352. The highest buffalo death in 2018 was 189 heads. The situation has gave a negative impact on the livestock farmers since rearin...
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EM International
2022
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