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The Colorado Department of Agriculture plans to lift the quarantine on a southern Colorado dairy herd this week after the premises were cleaned and disinfected and the 500- cow herd was “depopulated.”
The herd was quarantined after cows were diagnosed with bovine tuberculosis in April. Bovine tuberculosis can be spread to humans and other animals through the air exhaled by infected animals or through drinking unpasteurized milk.
