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Virginia Class B
"if we were reclassified tomorrow, Virginia would be a B state.” Bibb said. “I’m afraid we’ll be a B class state in 1982—there’s no way we can get rid of all the brucellosis we already know about,” adding that he'd just received reports of eigfit new herds infected by just me of the previously reported groups.
“We’re not making any speed at getting to zero. In fact, if we’re not careful, it wouldn't take much to put Virginia in the C class.” he warned.
Under interpretation of the new government regulations. Bibb said yearling sale cattle will have to be bloodtested for brucellosis before going on the block. He noted the outbreak of the disease has sparked improvements in testing techniques that make it possible to differentiate
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