Anaplasmosis ravages cattle in Ngamiland

Friday, February 25, 2011

MAUN: Farmers are losing hundreds of cattle to Anaplasmosis as the department of Veterinary Services in Maun reports that it is facing a shortage in drugs to fight the disease.

Addressing the Maun Administrative Authority (MAA) council chairman Galaletsang Mhapha has urged farmers to buy drugs to treat the animals from officially approved retailers.

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