Three cases of tularaemia in southern Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, November 2007

News  |  www.eurosurveillance.org | Feb 13, 2008

After contact with a dead rabbit in Baden-Wuerttemberg in southern Germany, three members of a family were infected with tularaemia in late summer 2007. The patients were a forest worker (Patient A) in his twenties, and his parents, both in their fifties....

http://www.eurosurveillance.org/edition/v13n07/080214_1.asp

Marvin Hare new Rice Foundation vice chairman

News  |  deltafarmpress.com | Jul 26, 2007

The Rice Foundation board of directors, meeting in Dallas during the USA Rice Federation annual business meetings, elected Marvin Hare Jr., a rice producer from Newport, Ark., as vice chairman.

http://deltafarmpress.com/rice/070726-foundation-chairman/

Hare coursing clampdown

News  |  www.fwi.co.uk | Apr 15, 2005

Scotland correspondent GRAMPIAN POLICE has pledged to maintain its increased presence in rural north-east Scotland after five men were charged in a clampdown on illegal hare coursing

http://www.fwi.co.uk/Articles/2005/04/15/22327/hare-coursing-clampdown.html

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News  |  www.fatcow.com.au

Drilling, grinding and tapping machines from Hare & Forbes Machinery House Hare & Forbes Machinery House specialises in offering used and new range of equipment.

http://www.fatcow.com.au/article-sendtofriend.aspx?id=805866

Intervet - 2007-04-04 - Myxomatosis outbreak threatens rabbits

The worst outbreak of myxomatosis for years has been reported in pockets across the country which could pose a serious threat to the domestic rabbit population.

http://www.intervet.co.uk/news/2007-04-04_-_myxomatosis_outbreak_threatens_rabbits.asp

National Trust | Mad March Hares

Find the best places to spot hares this spring. Traditionally a fertility symbol, hares are better known today for their mad March behaviour which remains one of Britain’s great wildlife spectacles. The National Trust has lots of places where you can see hares in the wild.

http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/main/cymraeg/lo/w-global/w-news/w-news-further_news/w-news-mad-march-hares.htm

PA100/A/07 Hare Today, Gone Tomorrow? | Department of Agriculture and Rural Development

The Irish hare, one of Ireland’s longest established mammals, is found on both upland and lowland habitats, including mixed farmland, coastal grasslands and lowland bogs.

http://www.dardni.gov.uk/index/news/news-articles/news-articles-2007/news-articles-april-2007/pa100-a-07.htm

Bath chaps? Never heard of them - Meat News & Industry Knowledge - Meatinfo.co.uk

Researchers from UKTV Food asked 2,000 people in two age groups - under-25s and over-60s. Unsurprisingly the over-60s showed far more awareness of the dishes; 40% were familiar with bath chaps and 33% were aware of jugged hare.

http://www.meatinfo.co.uk/articles/21571/Bath-chaps-Never-heard-of-them.aspx?categoryid=9016

News Archive

News stories, prior to December 2002, are uncategorised in relationship to the core conservation areas which have been developed within the structure of this new website.

http://www.wildlifetrusts.org/index.php?section=news:archive&id=2284

Brucellosis - Managing Pig Health

(539) Brucellosis in pigs is caused by a bacterium called Brucella suis. There are five different types, called biotypes, which behave in slightly different ways outside the pig. In most parts of the world where B.

http://www.thepigsite.com/pighealth/article/446/

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