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Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE), commonly known as mad cow disease, is primarily prevented through stringent regulations on animal feed, prohibiting the use of animal by-products in feed for cattle. Monitoring and surveillance of cattle populations for any signs of the disease are also crucial. Additionally, proper disposal of infected animals and strict biosecurity measures on farms help mitigate the risk of BSE transmission. Public awareness and education about the disease further contribute to its prevention.
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Functions of bse?
definition of bse
When did BSE Pro end?
BSE Pro ended in 2010.
When was BSE Pro created?
BSE Pro was created in 2005.
How many company listed in nse and bse?
in bse 30companies
How are companies listed in BSE and NSE?
how the company listed in BSE/NSE
What is another name for BSE?
bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) in cows.
First company that as listed in BSE?
plz tell me how many companies in bse &nse plz tell me how many companies in bse &nse
Is uninor a telecommunication company listed in BSE?
plz uninor for the bse coad
When was BSE Tower - Bucharest - created?
BSE Tower - Bucharest - was created in 2003.
What different bse and bse?
It seems there might be a typo or confusion in your question regarding "bse and bse." If you meant to compare two different concepts, please clarify what "bse" refers to in both instances. For example, if you're referring to "BSE" as in Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy and "BSE" as in the Bombay Stock Exchange, they represent vastly different topics—one being a neurological disease in cattle and the other a financial market in India. Please provide more context for a precise answer.
How does company gets listed on bse and nse?
how dose company get listed on BSE or NSE
How does BSE spread and how has the governments around the world attempt to prevent outbreaks?
BSE spreads if the original organism who has it, in this case the cows, is eaten by another organism, in this case would be the humans. The governments around the world have tried to prevent outbreaks by banning people to kill the cows for food if they are over 30 months of age. In most cases, BSE has been seen in bovines at the start of age four. Hence the reason why some govs have prevented eating bovine that are over 30 months old. Other govs around the world have refused to import, or banned the import of, livestock from other countries where BSE exists. They have additional protections for their own bovine to reduce the chances of the country's people getting BSE. I hope this answers your question, and to those who are reading it, I hope this makes sense.
