US EditionAvian flu forces culling of 38,000 chickens in Drenthe and Oudemolen
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Bird flu has been confirmed at a laying hen farm in Geesbrug, Drenthe. Approximately 24,000 chickens must be culled. A transport ban is now in effect within a ten-kilometer radius of the farm. This ban applies to 27 other poultry farms. They are now prohibited from transporting birds, hatching eggs, or consumption eggs, among other things. This measure is intended to prevent the spread of the disease. Earlier in the day, 14,000 broiler chickens …
Avian flu forces culling of 38,000 chickens in Drenthe and Oudemolen
Avian influenza has been confirmed at a laying hen farm in Geesbrug, Drenthe, prompting the culling of approximately 24,000 chickens. According to NOS, authorities have imposed a transport ban within a 10-kilometer radius, affecting 27 nearby poultry farms. Under the ban, birds, hatching eggs, and table eggs cannot be moved to prevent further spread of the virus. On Saturday, 14,000 broiler chickens were culled in Oudemolen, Noord-Brabant, follo…
Bird flu has been detected at a laying hen farm in Geesbrug, in the Drenthe municipality of Coevorden. To prevent the spread of the virus, the NVWA has culled the 24,000 chickens on the farm, reports the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature (LVVN).
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