US EditionAvian Flu: a First Outbreak Detected in the Landes, Thousands of Turkeys and Chickens Must Be Slaughtered
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The Landes prefecture, a department renowned for its poultry and the main French producer of fatty ducks, announced on Friday 12 December a outbreak of avian influenza in a turkey and chicken farm.
Avian influenza affects the Landes again. An outbreak has been confirmed in Harm, resulting in the slaughter of 16 500 poultry. A 10-kilometre surveillance zone is set up.
The 6,000 turkeys and 10,500 chickens of the farm concerned, located in Herm north of Dax, will be slaughtered, says the prefecture in a press release.
A first outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been detected in the Landes, the main French producer of fatty ducks and known for its poultry, announced Friday the prefecture of this dédemen...
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