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Will you be bringing any store cattle from other farms on for grazing in this season?

No risk

Since you will not be grazing any store cattle on your property next season there is no risk of BVD being introduced through this pathway.



Potential risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season. Without taking any measures to prevent transmission, this is a major risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.


Which of the following measures do you have in place to manage the risks of grazing store cattle on site?

High risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking any measures to prevent transmission, this is a major risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.



High risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking any measures to prevent transmission, this is a major risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



Medium risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking appropriate measures to prevent transmission, this is a risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



High risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking any measures to prevent transmission, this is a major risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



Medium risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking appropriate measures to prevent transmission, this is a risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



High risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking any measures to prevent transmission, this is a major risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



Medium risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking appropriate measures to prevent transmission, this is a risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



Medium risk

You will have cattle from other herds grazing on your property next season.

Without taking appropriate measures to prevent transmission, this is a risk factor for BVD virus spreading to your cattle.



Low risk

Although you will be grazing store cattle on site, all animals will be individually tested for BVD virus so the risk is low.