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Hundreds of chickens died suddenly in two districts
By mufid on 7 April 2010
Boyolali (Espos) - At least 50 chickens owned by four people in Hamlet Sabrangkali RT 01/RW I, Randusari Village, Kecamatan Teras, Boyolali found dead suddenly, Wednesday (7 / 4). Not known for certain causes of death are dozens of chickens, but the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakkan) annunciate these deaths due to local newcastle disease desease or tetelo.
Based on the report Camat Terrace, Ning Martuti to Pemkab Boyolali, dozens of chickens that died belonged to Suroto (25 heads), Jito Supono (15), and Tri Utami Sriyono each 5 tails. Party district with Disnakkan have checked in the field.
From the assessment concluded that dead chicken does not smell, no mucus in his beak, the carcass does not turn blue and bigger. Based on these signs, it is estimated that the death of the chickens was not due to bird flu.
From the district and Disnakkan been spraying on poultry cages for mengantsipasi spread of disease.
Separately, the head Disnakkan Boyolali, Dwi Priyatmoko said cases sudden death of chickens in the Terrace is the second case happened in recent weeks. Previously, similar cases occur in Sub Mojosongo.
"In Mojosong there were about 70 birds affected by ND (tetelo) and the dead are 52 tails. While the new Core checked in, we do not know the outcome. But from the signs, it only affected ND, "he said when contacted Espos.
Admittedly, the signs of death of chickens due to bird flu ND with almost the same. Rapid test is needed to ensure the cause of death. Further expresses, there is a tendency tetelo disease began to bloom during this rainy season. Breeder advised to maintain a healthy environment and cage birds.
kha
Hundreds of chickens died suddenly in two districts
By mufid on 7 April 2010
Boyolali (Espos) - At least 50 chickens owned by four people in Hamlet Sabrangkali RT 01/RW I, Randusari Village, Kecamatan Teras, Boyolali found dead suddenly, Wednesday (7 / 4). Not known for certain causes of death are dozens of chickens, but the Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries (Disnakkan) annunciate these deaths due to local newcastle disease desease or tetelo.
Based on the report Camat Terrace, Ning Martuti to Pemkab Boyolali, dozens of chickens that died belonged to Suroto (25 heads), Jito Supono (15), and Tri Utami Sriyono each 5 tails. Party district with Disnakkan have checked in the field.
From the assessment concluded that dead chicken does not smell, no mucus in his beak, the carcass does not turn blue and bigger. Based on these signs, it is estimated that the death of the chickens was not due to bird flu.
From the district and Disnakkan been spraying on poultry cages for mengantsipasi spread of disease.
Separately, the head Disnakkan Boyolali, Dwi Priyatmoko said cases sudden death of chickens in the Terrace is the second case happened in recent weeks. Previously, similar cases occur in Sub Mojosongo.
"In Mojosong there were about 70 birds affected by ND (tetelo) and the dead are 52 tails. While the new Core checked in, we do not know the outcome. But from the signs, it only affected ND, "he said when contacted Espos.
Admittedly, the signs of death of chickens due to bird flu ND with almost the same. Rapid test is needed to ensure the cause of death. Further expresses, there is a tendency tetelo disease began to bloom during this rainy season. Breeder advised to maintain a healthy environment and cage birds.
kha