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Re: Voulintary farm registration
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Posted by jeremy in NE on November 01, 2006 at 16:23:11 from (12.154.12.190):
In Reply to: Voulintary farm registration posted by Shawnspeed3 on November 01, 2006 at 09:21:34:
Maybe its just me but this has something hidden that nobody realizes yet. First off it gives them a definite amount of animals that will be marketed. What do you suppose will happen with that information? Secondly why get so in depth, when all they would have to do is assign a producer there own number not each animal. The producers know where there animals have been, so if disease is the problem it could be limited to an area which is no different than if an animal was tagged and got a disesse. either way all animals in that area will be tested or killed. if they are so worried about disease why not make it mandatory to test all animals before slaughtering. They are traceble from that point.I just dont understand what you would gain by doing this. If theres an outbreak its TOO late. Maybe instead of waiting for them to get sick then figuring out what to do we should try Preventative solutions. Test all animals coming across the border because that seems to be the weak spots. Sorry for the rant but big brother is getting involved in too much, Ive been trying hard but cannot think of one good thing that has come out of the government getting involved.
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