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Traceability is key to maintaining freedom from disease and pests

According to Dr Williams, the sheep industry must remain alert and adaptable. Picture supplied.

The sheep industry here in Australia enjoys freedom from many of the world’s major diseases, including foot and mouth disease […]

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