Hi John,
I am not SFCP but had always planned on becoming SFCP. I have a theft
problem that has left me unable to account for where my sheep went. This
was my biggest obstacle to becoming SFCP. My approach in place of the SFCP
is to eliminate Q at codon 171 and V at codon 136. This is a work i
I'm aware that our hair sheep (ABB and Kats) are not susceptible and I do
not export sheep, but up till now participating and being in the "complete
monitored" category was easy - there were really no additional requirements
above and beyond the mandatory program, the big difference was that the US
Hi John,
Yep, I have a pretty strong opine about the SFCP and it isn't good.
But let me ask you this: what advantage has being certified
scrapie-free brought you? The only advantage I can see is if you plan
to export sheep and the receiving country requires sheep to be
certified. To my knowle
I'm trying to decide what to do now that the "Complete Monitored category
has been eliminated from the SFCP. Anyone care to opine?
John Carlton
Double J Farms
Spanish Fort, AL
doublejfar...@gmail.com
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