ARBA Convention 2020 has been CANCELED. Follow link for information!
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Important News: From Vic, Dist 5 director
RHD - Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease
Confirmed in 8 Counties in New Mexico
One county in Southern Colorado
Practice bio security measures for all rabbitries.
More details on ARBA website.
From ARBA website:
04/14/2020
Voluntary herd quarantine in AZ, NM, CO, UT & Western Texas
At this time RHD infections have been identified in New Mexico’s Grant, Dona Ana, Santa Fe, Curry, Chaves, Valencia, Eddy, Torrance, McKinley, and Lincoln counties. Since being identified in NM, there are now confirmed infections in Arizona and western Texas. The RHDv2 virus can also infect native North American species of rabbits as well as domestic rabbits. It is difficult, if not impossible, to manage the spread of the virus in wildlife thus making this outbreak difficult to contain.
Due to the movement restrictions imposed to “Flatten the Curve” with COVID-19, many Americans have been ordered to shelter in place. ARBA chartered clubs have been forced to cancel their sanctioned shows to protect the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Although a tragic circumstance, this will help minimize transmission of RHD within domestic rabbits populations from areas with identified infections
Association dedicated to the promotion, development and improvement of the domestic rabbit and cavy industry and fancy in Kansas. Local member clubs through out the state
https://www.marcsconventions.com/faq
Important News: From Vic, Dist 5 director
RHD - Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease
Confirmed in 8 Counties in New Mexico
One county in Southern Colorado
Practice bio security measures for all rabbitries.
More details on ARBA website.
From ARBA website:
04/14/2020
Voluntary herd quarantine in AZ, NM, CO, UT & Western Texas
At this time RHD infections have been identified in New Mexico’s Grant, Dona Ana, Santa Fe, Curry, Chaves, Valencia, Eddy, Torrance, McKinley, and Lincoln counties. Since being identified in NM, there are now confirmed infections in Arizona and western Texas. The RHDv2 virus can also infect native North American species of rabbits as well as domestic rabbits. It is difficult, if not impossible, to manage the spread of the virus in wildlife thus making this outbreak difficult to contain.
Due to the movement restrictions imposed to “Flatten the Curve” with COVID-19, many Americans have been ordered to shelter in place. ARBA chartered clubs have been forced to cancel their sanctioned shows to protect the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Although a tragic circumstance, this will help minimize transmission of RHD within domestic rabbits populations from areas with identified infections
Association dedicated to the promotion, development and improvement of the domestic rabbit and cavy industry and fancy in Kansas. Local member clubs through out the state
KSRBA is a state club that takes in all of the KSRBA Local Clubs in Kansas. By joining one of the seven state clubs you are automatically a member of the Kansas State Rabbit Breeders Association. Benefits include, gaining points at each show you attend in the state, receiving bi-monthly newsletter to keep you informed about all the state news and getting each show catalog for the state clubs. Youth members are eligible to complete in the Royalty Contest and apply for scholarship. There are three state meetings held each year. All members are welcome to attend.