Bovine Johne's Disease

Bovine Johne's (pronounced 'yo-nees') disease is a fatal wasting disease of cattle, goats, alpaca and deer. Bovine Johne’s disease is often abbreviated to bjd, and is far more common in dairy herds than in beef herds.

About BJD

• What is Bovine Johne's Disease

Calf Accreditation Program

• Bovine Johne's Disease Calf Accreditation

BJD Testing

• TCP3 New Approach to Herd Testing for BJD
• Herd Testing Programs to Control BJD
• BJD Diagnostic Tests
• What is CattleMAP
• High BJD Assurance Score: High Assurance
• BJD Testing Subsidy Claim Form

Control of BJD

• Why Control BJD
• Control Options for BJD
• Keeping BJD out of the Herd

Legal Requirements

• BJD Legal Requirements
• BJD Zoning
• BJD Vendor Declarations

Purchasing and trading

• BJD and Purchasing Cattle
• BJD Guidelines for Shows and Sales
• Purchasing Breeding Cattle for a Beef Herd and Minimising the Risk of Buying Bovine Johne’s Disease
• Trading Options: BJD Control Program

Agisting cattle

• Avoiding BJD When Agisting Cattle

Support

• Support for Owners of BJD Affected Herds

Options for BJD Affected Land

• BJD Affected Land

BJD and Dairy Bull Operations

• BJD and Dairy Bull Beef