Will Falconer, DVM Moderator
Living and working around livestock is more a risk, but it also takes a puncture wound to deliver the spores to a place they can grow, anaerobically. If I had grown up with homeopathic parents, I'd likely have been sent to camp with a vial of Ledum palustre 30C with instructions to take it if a puncture wound happened.
You may want to read more self help homeopathy books as you make your decision. You have plenty of time to research further. Even better, see if you've got a homeopathic MD who you can work with. That's family medicine at its best.