North Dakota cattle producers are being encouraged to vaccinate their herds for anthrax as cases continue to rise in the state. Grant County has confirmed 15 cases, and one case has been confirmed in eastern Hettinger County.
Patrick Diehl, Grant County emergency manager, told local news outlet KFYR that they have helped six producers bury nearly 40 dead animals since the outbreak began.
While vaccines are effective, Diehl said high demand has led to a shortage in their area.
State Veterinarian Dr. Ethan Andress said the cases are a reminder to livestock producers throughout the state to take…
