Shamonda Virus Found on UK Dairy Farms
Shamonda virus has been found at dairy farms in Shropshire and Powys. Reports say it is the first time it has been detected in livestock in Great Britain. Other reports describe it as a cattle disease that has spread across Europe.
Context
Context: Shamonda is a virus that affects cattle and other farm animals, and it is spread by biting midges. Animal disease outbreaks can hit milk supply and farmers' incomes, so governments usually respond with checks and limits on moving animals.
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