Don’t let your chicken get sick! Live Talk

Опубликовано: 03 Май 2026
на канале: The Dinosaur Omelette
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Join us for a crucial live session on biosecurity to keep your flock safe from diseases. We’ll cover the essentials of biosecurity, including cleaning routines, visitor management, and maintaining a disease-free environment. Learn about monitoring flock health, preventative measures like vaccinations and proper nutrition, and managing interactions with wild birds. We’ll also discuss recognizing disease signs, reporting outbreaks, and creating an effective response plan. Don’t miss the chance to enhance your flock’s health and safety—tune in for expert tips and a Q&A session to address your biosecurity questions!
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