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CHECS
(redirected from Cattle Health Certification Standards)

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CHECSCenter for High End Computing Systems (Virginia Tech; Blacksburg, VA)
CHECSCattle Health Certification Standards (UK)
CHECSCrew Health Care Systems
CHECSCarolina Health Education Counselors for Sexuality
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The British Limousin Herd Health Initiative offers financial support to breeders who are making a long-term investment into herd health assurance through being a member of a Cattle Health Certification Standards (CHeCS) approved scheme.
Herd health scheme participation increases; Farming by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The British Limousin Herd Health Initiative offers financial support to breeders who make a long-term investment into herd health assurance by being a member of a Cattle Health Certification Standards (CHeCS)-approved scheme.
Breeders show healthy take-up by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
To be eligible, herds will have to be demonstrably within, and adhering to the terms of, Cattle Health Certification Standards, or CHeCS, approved animal health scheme.
Herd health initiative is way of future by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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