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- British farmers face the worst bluetongue season on record in the United Kingdom.
- Defra has recorded 2,201 bluetongue cases this season, including 1,103 in September.
- Farmers say obtaining vaccines is challenging because supply follows demand.
- Tom Cantillon, analyst at Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit, warned milder winters and hotter summers enable pests in United Kingdom.
