(2) Bovine animals over 30 months of age which are found dead or killed on farm, during transport or at an abattoir (fallen stock).

(c) bovine animals over 30 months of age which are found dead or killed on farm, during transport or at an abattoir (fallen stock);

Avoid contact with animals that appear sick, and avoid handling animals that are found dead.

Avoid contact with animals that appear sick, and avoid handling animals that are found dead.

Avoid contact with animals that appear sick, and avoid handling animals that are found dead.

9th January 2012 – Hundreds of Wildlife Animals found dead in Zimbabwe.

This does not rule out the possibility that in exceptional cases farmers may receive aid for the disposal of fallen stock.

Disposal of fallen stock and slaughterhouse waste

The spare capacity costs due to operational factors must therefore be allocated between the disposal of fallen stock and slaughterhouse waste.

The animals at the front see this and believe that the fallen animals are bowing, and soon, they all bow together, too.

The animals in front see this and believe that the fallen animals are bowing, and soon they all bow together.

But communities need clear advice on the need not to touch dead animals or to sell or eat the meat of any animal that they find already dead.

But communities need clear advice on the need not to touch dead animals or to sell or eat the meat of any animal that they find already dead.

But communities need clear advice on the need not to touch dead animals or to sell or eat the meat of any animal that they find already dead.

But communities need clear advice on the need not to touch dead animals or to sell or eat the meat of any animal that they find already dead.