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Dead chickens being eaten by other livestock and wild animals, dogs

Treyfish

Moderator
Lack of waste livestock ... "One cause of AI spread"
2017.01.06 (20:16)
There are few farms that treat unsanitary such as abandonment of our livestock or feeding of other livestock.

This reality has been pointed out as one cause of the spread of avian influenza.

Kim Sun-young reported.

<Report>

Bird flu, a poultry farm about 800 meters away from an AI certified farm.

I burn something in the compartment.

The prey of the nursing dogs is a lump of nectar.

It is the chicken and the duck which we died on the farm.

The farmer said: "(Dead thing) You can burn or feed animals. They eat well, they are."


Another farm.

In the backyard, in the wilderness, I left the dead chickens and ducks unharmed.

It is becoming a prey of other livestock and wild animals.


<Recording> Veterinarian: "The dogs are bloody at the entrance, there are a lot of bones on the side.

I looked around the livestock manure treatment plant.

It is said that there is a lot of mixed manure and body.

<Recording> Bunker Collector: "The smell is so bad.

Under current law, livestock must be disposed of in heat treatment or fermentation facilities to prevent the spread of infectious diseases.

<Interview> Dr. Moinpil (professor of veterinary science at Chungbuk National University / President of the Korean Society of Gold): "When our animals are fed or contacted by other animals, they are dangerous.

Recently, we have been growing concerns about the AI ​​virus being detected in our dead cats, and the lax treatment of livestock is promoting the spread of AI.:tiphat:http://news.kbs.co.kr/news/view.do?ncd=3407069
 
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