By mid-December, farmers receive the residual compensations due to the spotted fever.

Following a meeting with Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov and Minister of Agriculture and Food Georgi Tahkov, the National Sheep and Goat Breeders Association (NOSA) received assurances of taking concrete commitments on key issues for the sector – clear rules in the event of a vaccination against sheep pox and a guarantee that delayed compensations will be paid on time. Clear indicators for the start of vaccination According to Simeon Karakolev, sheep pox is currently in a period of lull: "In November, we have only 3-4 outbreaks of sheep pox and we are in the low range, but this is just a lull before the third wave," he said categorically. Read more: Greece with 20 new measures in the fight against sheep pox Karakolev pointed out that at the moment the BAFH is monitoring certain indicators, but they are not public. However, this will change next week: "The Prime Minister ordered last week that we be explained these indicators that the BAFH is monitoring. The industry and the ...