Posted on 03/18/2022 7:33:06 PM PDT by LucyT
The Agenda 2021 human depopulation program is proceeding along nicely.
Interesting that in Iowa, they seem to be saying outbreak started with a backyard flock of 42 birds.
First, I find that interesting because IMHO 42 is a fairly large “backyard” flock. Second, I would think backyard chickens would be more isolated as compared to a large “factory” farm...
Chicken farmers, please weigh in!
Question: For any seeking to buy chicks, are there any tests for chicks or the breeding hen that would determine that the chicks are not infected??
The disease is not congenital, it is respiratory. Plus, it kills so quickly, chicks or birds bought in the evening will be dead by morning. Since the disease is less severe in many wild birds, they are the primary cause of transmission.
But if even a single domestic bird in a flock gets it, worldwide, the entire flock is culled. If it’s in a higher density area, every flock in the area will be culled. Every chicken in Hong Kong, for example, has been wiped out several times.
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