Tridge summary
Bird flu, specifically the H5N1 strain, has been confirmed at two agricultural sites in Germany. The first is a turkey parent stock farm with 8,400 animals in Dornum, Lower Saxony. The second is a farm with 10,000 laying hens in Reußenköge, Schleswig-Holstein. Both farms have been cleared due to the highly pathogenic virus's risk of spreading.
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Bird flu has been detected at a turkey parent stock farm in Dornum in the German state of Lower Saxony with 8,400 animals. In addition, there was an outbreak last week at a farm with 10,000 laying hens in Reußenköge in Schleswig-Holstein. The Friedrich Loeffler Institute found an infection by a highly ...
Source: Agri Holland
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