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Russia - An outbreak of an infectious avian disease has occurred at a poultry farm in the Tyumen region

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November 10, 2025, 2:59 PM

A poultry farm in the Tyumen region will burn chickens due to a bird flu outbreak.

An outbreak of an infectious bird disease has been detected at a poultry farm in the Tyumen region. To prevent its spread beyond the farm, the decision was made to cull and destroy the birds. Product deliveries have been stopped, according to the regional government's information center.

The statement stated that, according to current veterinary regulations, in the event of a simultaneous mass outbreak of animals, including poultry, the burning of their carcasses outdoors in trenches or pits is permitted. "Specialists selected the location for the burning based on wind conditions and the distance from residential areas. The burning is carried out primarily at night," the information center noted. They also assured that specialists will monitor compliance with all requirements for the burning of poultry carcasses.

However, authorities are not disclosing the specific facility where the bird flu outbreak occurred. There are four large poultry farms operating in the region: Tyumen Broiler, Pyshminskaya, Borovskaya, and Absolut-Yugro.

The last bird flu outbreak in the Tyumen region was recorded in 2021 at the Borovskaya poultry farm, leading to the destruction of 4 million chickens and all egg reserves. The stench from the burning poultry was so strong that Tyumen residents even petitioned the authorities and Putin to protect them from the smoke .

Tyumen, Natalia Petrova

https://newdaynews.ru/incidents/864620.html​

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❗Official: An outbreak of an infectious avian disease has occurred at a poultry farm in the Tyumen region . Food security in the region is under control. Deliveries of the farm's products have been stopped .

To prevent the spread of the disease beyond the farm's premises, the decision was made to slaughter the birds and then destroy them. All measures are being carried out strictly within the framework of current veterinary regulations and rules . According to these regulations, in the event of a simultaneous mass outbreak of disease in animals, including poultry, the burning of bird carcasses outdoors in trenches (pits) until a non-combustible residue is formed is permitted.

All necessary measures have been taken to minimize the negative impact on the population . Specialists selected the location for the incineration based on wind patterns and the remoteness of residential areas. The incineration is carried out primarily at night.

Specialists will monitor compliance with all requirements for the incineration of poultry carcasses.


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Chicken burning will begin again in the Tyumen region.

An outbreak of bird flu has occurred at a poultry farm in Tyumen.

November 10, 2025 at 2:12 PM

An outbreak of bird flu has occurred at a local poultry farm in the Tyumen region. Deliveries have been suspended, the regional government's information center reported.

"An outbreak of an infectious avian disease has occurred at a poultry farm in the Tyumen region. Food security in the region is under control. Deliveries of the farm's products have been stopped. To prevent the spread of the disease beyond the farm's premises, the decision was made to cull and destroy the birds," the information center reported.

The location for the incineration of the birds was determined based on wind conditions and the distance from residential areas. The destruction of the infected birds will be carried out at night.

According to URA.RU's own sources in the regional agro-industrial complex, the farm in question is the Pyshminskaya poultry farm, located in the Onokhinsky rural settlement. Read more about the farm in URA.RU's report .

In 2021, a quarantine was declared at another poultry farm, Borovskaya. Infected birds were also burned at that time .

https://ura.news/news/1053032818
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Business ⁠, November 10, 1:08 PM

Media: An outbreak of infection occurred at the Pyshminskaya poultry farm.

Emergency in Tyumen

The outbreak, which is again prompting poultry burning in the Tyumen region, may be linked to the Pyshminskaya poultry farm in the village of Onokhino, URA.RU reports, citing sources in the region's agricultural sector .

The company itself neither confirmed nor denied the information. "We are not discussing this," the company's representatives responded to RBC Tyumen's inquiry.

The Pyshminskaya poultry farm, co-founded by Tyumen businessman Vladimir Shevchik, is one of the largest producers in the country.
According to the SBIS system, it ranks eighth in revenue among Russian livestock farms. The company was founded in 1999, and its shareholders at various times included entities from the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug and Yamal, as well as businessman Sergey Zhorin. The company's core sales are egg products, egg mixtures, and poultry meat. Eggs are sold under the following brands: Pyshminskie, Super Velikan, MAX, Tyumenskie, Derevenskoe Leto, and Molodilnoe Chudo.

Currently, almost half of the shares are owned by Tyumen businessman Vladimir Shevchik, with the remainder divided between his partners, Alexander Nizamov and Angelina Dudina. As of the end of 2024, the company's revenue amounted to 2.9 billion rubles (up 30.7% from 2023), and net profit was 495 million rubles (up 94.1% from 2023). Throughout its history, the company has been a defendant in nine lawsuits totaling approximately 4 million rubles.

https://t.rbc.ru/tyumen/10/11/2025/6911b3c39a7947f762abb858
 
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