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Primorye - vaccinate poultry against avian flu

Sally Furniss

New member
In Primorye, FINISHED Clinical ANIMALS
07/16/2010 13:01

In the coastal farms culminated in a mass spring clinical examination of animals. As the press service of the regional administration, within the dispensary vets carry out preventive vaccination and animal studies on the most dangerous diseases.

During the six months against FMD vaccinated nearly 67,000 head of cattle (106 percent of plan), against anthrax 72,000 (140 percent) against plague processed 70.7 thousand pigs (118 percent). The animals also were examined for brucellosis, tuberculosis and leukemia. Tested for brucellosis 45,6 thousand head of cattle, to leukemia - 47,8 thousand. On tuberculosis examined more than 52 thousand cows and calves.

In addition, employees of the Veterinary Service within six months vaccinate poultry against avian flu. Free vaccinations against bird flu received more than 83,5 thousands of poultry.

http://www.regions.ru/news/2302713/
 
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