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NGO attempts to curb bird flu

Arkanoid Legent

Well-known member
IN a small village in Koh Kong province, poultry farmer Keo Sok is learning that healthy practices can be good for business.

The Sre Ambel district man is one of 71 farmers in Koh Kong participating in an NGO-led programme aimed at reducing the risks from so-called bird flu, the A(H5N1) influenza virus.

The training has taught him to keep his chickens in pens rather than letting them run free, to feed them properly rather than letting them eat insects or rotten vegetables cast off from the family?s dinner, and to separate the hens from the chicks ? a practice that allows hens to lay eggs faster, he said.

Now, the farmer is starting to see the rewards. Whereas before he only managed to feed five hens, he now keeps 20, as well as other chickens.

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