As concerns over the potential spread of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) grow across Europe, farms are tightening biosecurity measures to safeguard both livestock and the broader agricultural industry.
In Estonia several large farms, such as Andri-Peedo goat farm in Misso, Võru County, have taken proactive steps to protect against the disease's introduction. Andri-Peedo, located right on the Estonian-Latvian border, has posted clear signs barring any visits to the premises.
