bird flu

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03-07 | News

US poultry export ban to Colombia lifted

A wild bird confirmed to be infected with avian influenza at Rio Grande do Sul.

03-07 | News

Brazil confirms bird flu in main poultry-producing state

The real-time outbreak notifications alert farmers if their business is located within an identified outbreak zone and provide guidance on the measures to be taken immediately to protect their flocks. Photo: Livetec Systems App

30-06 | News

Technology app to help farmers get ahead of bird flu

Sustainability in the latest edition of Poultry World

28-06 | News

Sustainability in the latest edition of Poultry World

The WOAH has adopted a resolution which will serve as a basis for shaping future avian influenza control activities Photo: Wirestock

27-06 | News

Avian influenza: No one size fits all, says WOAH

In May 2022, Russia experienced a 15-20% hike in prices on the poultry meat market. Photo: Megan Rexazin

26-06 | News

Bird flu drives up prices in the Russian poultry meat market

The average flock sizes of the affected farms differed considerably; 13 of the 45 affected farms had less than 100,000 hen places. Photo: Bert Jansen

05-06 | Article

Impact of the 2022 avian influenza epidemic in the US

Two Cabot's tern seabirds in Brazil have been discovered to have been infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza. Photo: Joshua J. Cotten

26-05 | News

Brazil confirms first cases of avian influenza

In wild birds, black-headed gulls continued to be heavily affected by avian influenza. Photo: Matthew Cassidy

22-05 | News

Europe: fewer cases of bird flu in poultry, except seagulls

Professor Rowland Kao from the Roslin Institute: “These recommendations are priority measures based on solid scientific evidence, can be put into practice readily." Photo: Freepik

19-05 | News

Calls for greater work on avian influenza vaccine development