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FLU BURUNG: Ratusan Ekor Ayam Mati di Kebumen
Oleh Donald Banjarnahor on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Google translation:
BIRD FLU: Hundreds of Chickens Die in Kebumen tail
By Donald Banjarnahor on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
KEBUMEN - Approximately 285 chickens farmed species arab villagers Sruweng, Kebumen, Central Java, died suddenly so that the owner suffered a loss of millions of dollars.
"Of the 300 chickens arab I had, which still left 15 tail," said Dwi Wijiyanto, chicken owners in RT02 RW05, Shaman Ingas, Sruweng Village on Tuesday (04/23/2013).
He claimed to have reported the incident to the relevant parties that the incident immediately to get treatment.
Department of Agriculture animal health team and Livestock Government Kebumen immediately follow up the report by doing a quick test on samples of dead chickens.
The test results showed that chickens that died suddenly due to bird flu positive.
The team then advanced handling, such as burning and burying dead chickens, chicken coop sprayed with disinfectant and the surrounding environment.
Head of Livestock Production and Animal Health Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Kebumen regency Wahyono Heru said the team is also improving traffic monitoring poultry and poultry food products from the region.
In addition, he said, monitoring evaluation and reporting of the incident.
He noted the importance of keeping poultry cages and the environment, and destroy infected birds attack the disease.
"Quarantine new birds also need to be done for about 14 days and regularly vaccinate poultry," he said. (Antara / dba)
FLU BURUNG: Ratusan Ekor Ayam Mati di Kebumen
Oleh Donald Banjarnahor on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
Google translation:
BIRD FLU: Hundreds of Chickens Die in Kebumen tail
By Donald Banjarnahor on Tuesday, 23 April 2013
KEBUMEN - Approximately 285 chickens farmed species arab villagers Sruweng, Kebumen, Central Java, died suddenly so that the owner suffered a loss of millions of dollars.
"Of the 300 chickens arab I had, which still left 15 tail," said Dwi Wijiyanto, chicken owners in RT02 RW05, Shaman Ingas, Sruweng Village on Tuesday (04/23/2013).
He claimed to have reported the incident to the relevant parties that the incident immediately to get treatment.
Department of Agriculture animal health team and Livestock Government Kebumen immediately follow up the report by doing a quick test on samples of dead chickens.
The test results showed that chickens that died suddenly due to bird flu positive.
The team then advanced handling, such as burning and burying dead chickens, chicken coop sprayed with disinfectant and the surrounding environment.
Head of Livestock Production and Animal Health Department of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Kebumen regency Wahyono Heru said the team is also improving traffic monitoring poultry and poultry food products from the region.
In addition, he said, monitoring evaluation and reporting of the incident.
He noted the importance of keeping poultry cages and the environment, and destroy infected birds attack the disease.
"Quarantine new birds also need to be done for about 14 days and regularly vaccinate poultry," he said. (Antara / dba)