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Livetec respond to AI outbreak in North Yorkshire
A North Yorkshire farm, which operated as part of a three farm complex required help from the Livetec team in November 2020, due to an outbreak of avian influenza H5N8.
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AI outbreak at Leicestershire tourist attraction
In November 2020, the Livetec Operations team were called to a tourist attraction in Leicestershire, as it was found to be suffering from an outbreak of avian influenza.
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Bird flu detected on Herefordshire farm
A third case of highly-pathogenic avian influenza H5N8 was found on a farm in Herefordshire, just one week after the previous cases, showing signs of a rapid outbreak.
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Histomoniasis found on third farm in Lincolnshire
In mid November 2020, a third outbreak of histomoniasis was found in Lincolnshire. The Livetec team were on site to assist with the over 42,000 turkeys resident on-site.
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Second commercial outbreak of bird flu in Cheshire
Second commercial outbreak of avian influenza in the UK found in a medium sized chicken broiler breeder rearing unit in Cheshire, affecting over 14,000 chickens.
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Bird flu outbreak starts on farm in Kent
The first outbreak of AI for the 2020 to 2021 season found on premises in Kent, home to a mixed flock of nine different bird species including ducks, geese and chickens.
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Consider this!
As more items are delivered to the farm, what protocols do you have in place to ensure biosecurity and the safe delivery of items?
ViewA second outbreak of histomoniasis in Lincolnshire
On the same day, the Livetec team were called to a second farm in Lincolnshire as another outbreak of histomoniasis (blackhead disease) was sweeping through over 2,500 turkeys.
ViewHistomoniasis outbreak at a farm in Lincolnshire
In October 2020, the Livetec Operations team arrived on a farm in Lincolnshire where an outbreak of histomoniasis was quickly spreading through the turkeys resident on-site.
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Winter is coming!
For poultry keepers, winter is a biosecurity high-risk period, with migrating birds bringing diseases to farms. Extra biosecurity is essential.
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