Penetration is problematic for German geese farmers

게시됨 2023년 1월 20일

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A webinar organized by the Landwirtschaftskammer Schleswig Holstein discussed the varied approach to bird flu in Germany, with no national confinement obligation and differing culling methods per state and region. In the Steinburg region, CO2 containers are used for culling, a method criticized for being labor-intensive and not animal-friendly. The confinement required to prevent bird flu poses a problem for free-range farms, potentially conflicting with animal welfare rules. Bird flu expert Christoph Staubach highlighted the concerning global spread of the virus, particularly in Europe and America, but stressed that the current European strain is less zoonotic.
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The webinar was organized by the Landwirtschaftskammer Schleswig Holstein. Due to the different structure of Germany, with federal states with their own ministers of agriculture and regions with their own accountability, the approach to bird flu is less clearly regulated than in the Netherlands. For example, there is no national confinement obligation and the culling in the event of an outbreak also differs per state and even per region. The clearing is, however, outsourced to a specific company per region. In the Steinburg region, north of Groningen on the Elbe, containers are used for culling in which the animals are stunned and killed with CO2, according to the regionally responsible veterinarian Birte Hellerich. With this method, all animals must therefore be placed in the containers from above. A labour-intensive method. CO2 container not animal friendly Moreover, according to Tapphorn, the method is not exactly animal-friendly, because all animals have to be lifted and enter ...
출처: Nieuwe Oogst

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