Question 10542 — breeding

Summary

Mr. Jonathan Gery draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture, Agri-Food and Food Sovereignty to the economic and health consequences of zoning decisions linked to the fight against lumpy skin disease (LCD), particularly for cattle breeders in the Rhône department. In several municipalities in the Rhône and in particular the municipality of Cours, farmers are once again placed in the protection zone. surveillance following a case detected in Neuville-les-Dames, when they had barely emerged from a first zoning linked to a previous case in the Saint-Laurent-de-Chamousset sector. This new classification leads to the reactivation of a 45-day period during which animal movements are prohibited, compromising sales and aggravating the financial burden linked to feeding the herds. However, the cattle concerned are all vaccinated for more than 21 days, the time required for complete immune protection. Breeders therefore do not understand that these constraints are maintained, even though the risk of spread is controlled for animals covered by vaccination. He therefore asks whether a revision of the zoning arrangements could be considered, in order to take into account the effective vaccination coverage of the herds. He wishes find out if there are plans to adjust the duration of restrictions or adapt protocols in consultation with veterinary services, to prevent farms that comply with health instructions from being unfairly penalized.

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