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After three months without epidemic manifestations of the disease Sheep and Goat Measles, the Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) has detected a primary outbreak of small ruminant pox in the village of Kapitan Andreevo, Svilengrad Municipality, Haskovo District. The disease was detected in a livestock facility with 13 sheep. The farmer has provided full cooperation to the control authorities, the agency says. A 3-kilometer protection zone has been defined around the outbreak, which includes the village of Kapitan Andreevo, and the 10-kilometer monitored zone around the outbreak includes the villages of Generalovo, Chernodub and the city of Svilengrad. Attempts to illegally import animals from Greece are increasing Measures have been taken to control and eradicate the disease, in accordance with the rules of European and national legislation - humane killing and disposal of all infected and contact small ruminants in the facility, the BFSA adds. In connection with the ...

Due to the ongoing outbreak of plague of small ruminants (PPR) in Bulgaria and the appeal of the order for the necessary measures to eliminate the case in Velingrad through court proceedings, Commission Implementing Decision (EU) 2025/784 of 14 April 2025 of the European Commission (EC) on the prohibition of the movement of small ruminants out of the country remains valid until 30 September 2025. Similar restrictions are also valid for two of our neighboring countries – Romania – until 30 September 2025, and for Greece – until 31 October 2025. However, the unregulated trade in animals continues, there are dozens of advertisements for the sale of animals on social networks. Since 2024 The situation in the region has also worsened with regard to the diseases plague of small ruminants and sheep and goat pox, with the plague spreading from the summer of 2024 (July) in Romania and Greece, and in November 2024 it was also detected in the town of Velingrad, Pazardzhik region. In March ...

Farmers also increased their sheep and goat population by 30.2%, and cattle by 11.6%. By the end of March, the number of poultry in the Kurgan Region amounted to 1,478.1 thousand heads, cattle — 120.3 thousand heads (including 50.4 thousand cows), sheep and goats — 113.8 thousand heads, and pigs — 71.8 thousand heads. Compared to the same date last year, the regional poultry population increased by 36.9%. Such data are provided on the website of the Office of the Federal State Statistics Service for the Sverdlovsk Region and the Kurgan Region. The largest number of sheep and goats, as well as cattle, were kept in households: sheep and goats - 85.7 thousand (75.3% of the total), cattle (including 23.6 thousand cows) - 53.1 thousand (44.1%). The largest number of pigs was counted in agricultural organizations - 33.8 thousand (47.1%). In addition, agricultural organizations kept 30.0 thousand heads of cattle (including 10.2 thousand cows), 4.7 thousand sheep and goats. Peasant ...