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Through My Eyes
The inside story of the UK 2001 Foot and Mouth Crisis
By David Barrah
ISBN: 0 95502 190 1
Published: Nov 2005
Page Extent: 180 pages
Format: 234x156mm
Price: £11.99
Through My Eyes
The inside story of the UK 2001 Foot and Mouth Crisis
by David Barrah
The foot and mouth crisis may seem like yesterday’s news to some, however it was a defining time for British farming and its legacy is still with us today. It was a crisis that demonstrated the effects of successive UK government policies on the farming industry. It showed how the failure of the government to support UK farming had turned the industry into a ‘house of cards’ where a crisis such as the foot and mouth outbreak became a matter of when, not if.
‘Through my Eyes’ is a book that tells of the devastating impact the foot and mouth
crisis had on individual farmers, on the countryside and on animal welfare. The book
is the personal account of Mr David Barrah, the former head of the Meat Inspection
Service at the City of Bristol and now a part-
David Barrah’s vivid account is not for the squeamish. But is does provide a hugely
valuable insight into the true nature of the 2001 foot and mouth epidemic -
Anthony Gibson, Regional Director, South West Region,
National Farmers Union
Publication Date: November 2005
Price: £11.99
ISBN number: 0 95502 190 1
Format: 234 x 156mm
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