One or two ranches NW of her, it has been determined that they have TB- figure it came from deer transmission. Herds were de-populated. MN has been free of TB for decades- now State is talking about getting a split determination- southern area would still be declared free of the disease. Deer transmission would be more common in her area. MN is 400 miles north to south- northern area is more wooded, more deer, etc. Loss of TB-free status would affect the entire state. TB was a major cattle disease into the mid 50s. I remember when my parent"s dairy herd was tested, like everyone else"s.
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