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JORDAN - Newcastle Disease in poultry in Balqa Governorate

Theresa42

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Balqa Governorate in Jordan borderw on the West Bank [i.e. Israel].

"Alnyukasl" [Newcastle Disease] behind the deaths of more than 3 thousands of chickens in bird Gelad [Balqa Governorate, Jordan]
Jan 17, 2008

Salt - Arabs today - forbid Asfour

Tunnel more than three thousand thieves poultry in a poultry farms located in an area Gelad Balqa governorate.

The owner of the farm during the modern told "Arabs today," The deaths of these specifications have been rapidly, and most were not grow as required.

For his part, denied planting Balqa Director Engineer Ahmad Madadha that these specifications have been contracted avian influenza, confirming that the samples had been taken from the farm and sent to the laboratories of the Ministry of Agriculture in Amman to make sure goals, and results will appear shortly.

And the results of rapid tests and the preliminary readings of diseases, the diseases that hit poultry in the farm are satisfactory "Alnyukasl" [Newcaste] satisfactory "stunting" a disease usually spread on farms at this time every year.

He pointed out that a team of veterinary medicine at the Directorate second visit to the farm, and provide treatments to poultry which has been the situation to normal, and eased operations mortality significantly.

Madadha all farmers not to hesitate to visit Veterinary Medicine Section at the Directorate, to introduce their problems and taking treatments and counselling thereof, in order to avoid the loss of material that might cause them.

For his part, doctor of veterinary health directorate Balqa Dr. Ayub riyals Alnyukasl disease is the disease affects poultry and symptoms of anorexia counting eating, coughing, wheezing, lung and bronchial inflammation, and neurological and Buckling contractions in the neck, and the symptoms autopsy It is the presence of Kulns patches in the area .. And the presence of airbags, noting that the percentage of deaths by up to 90%, amounting disease incubation period of 6-12 days.

Riyals, and the disease "stunting" is a viral disease is hereditary, owner of the heritage of the mothers mainly due to lack of vaccines given and symptoms of the indivisibility of specifications for growth, survival and size as with a few in the immune making it susceptible to other diseases, and ruffled feathers noticeably.

It is noteworthy that the number of chicken farms in the province is putting 154 farm production capacity of 11.5 tons of meat per year, the number of white chicken farms (21) farm output capacity of about (82) million eggs per year, the number of chicken farms mothers Mzratan Taguethma about 5.6 million eggs in year, in addition to farm and one of the incubation capacity of about (97) A. thieves in the month.

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