Programme Quebecois D'assainissement DES Troupeaux Ovins Pour Le Maedi-Visna - Quebec, Canada (French)

The Programme Quebecois D'assainissement DES Troupeaux Ovins Pour Le Maedi-Visna is a program in Quebec, Canada that focuses on the sanitation of sheep flocks to prevent and control the Maedi-Visna disease. It aims to protect the health and well-being of sheep by implementing measures to reduce the spread of this viral disease.

The Programme Québécois d'Assainissement des Troupeaux Ovins pour le Maedi-Visna (PQATOMV) is filed by the sheep farmers in Quebec, Canada.

FAQ

Q: What is the Programme Quebecois D'assainissement DES Troupeaux Ovins Pour Le Maedi-Visna?
A: It is a program in Quebec, Canada for the control of Maedi-Visna in sheep herds.

Q: What is Maedi-Visna?
A: Maedi-Visna is a viral disease that affects sheep and causes respiratory and neurological symptoms.

Q: What does the programme aim to do?
A: The programme aims to reduce the prevalence and spread of Maedi-Visna in sheep herds.

Q: Who is eligible for the programme?
A: Sheep producers in Quebec are eligible to participate in the programme.

Q: What are the benefits of participating in the programme?
A: Participating in the programme provides access to testing and monitoring, as well as financial support for disease control measures.

Q: How can sheep producers participate in the programme?
A: Sheep producers can contact the programme's coordinating agency in Quebec for more information on how to participate.

Q: Is the programme only available in French?
A: Yes, the programme is only available in French as it is specific to Quebec, Canada.