French authorities are urgently trying to control the spread of lumpy skin disease among cattle, leading to clashes with farming unions over culling policies. As of December 9, 109 outbreaks have been reported, prompting strict measures including herd culling and vaccination. While some unions oppose these actions, others support the government's approach to prevent economic losses. Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard emphasized the critical need for eradication to protect livestock. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)