Netherlands: Bird flu at hobby farm in Ter Aar

Published 2022년 8월 27일

Tridge summary

The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) has culled around 80 chickens and ducks on a farm to prevent the spread of bird flu. A transport ban has been imposed on all birds and eggs from the farm, as well as bird manure, used litter, and other animal products. Two other poultry farms in the area are being monitored, and a hunting ban has been implemented in the region. You can track the spread of the disease and the measures taken on an animal disease viewer map by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO).
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Original content

Approximately 80 chickens and ducks were present on the farm. To prevent the spread of the virus, the chickens and ducks still present at the location are culled by the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA). No other poultry farms There are no other poultry farms in the 1 kilometer zone of the infected farm. There are 2 poultry farms in the 3 kilometer zone that are screened for bird flu by the NVWA. In addition, these farms will be intensively monitored over the next 14 days for symptoms of disease that may indicate bird flu. There are 2 poultry farms in the 10 kilometer zone, for which the transport ban applies immediately. Transport ban A transport ban applies to all birds and hatching and table eggs from a location with birds. The ban also applies to bird manure and used litter, and to other animals and animal products ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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