Over 100,000 Chickens and Turkeys Destroyed in Poland Due to Avian Influenza

In the Iława County area of Poland, three outbreaks of avian influenza have been recorded. Infected farms were forced to carry out mass culling of livestock: a total of over 100,000 birds have been destroyed, including more than 31,000 turkeys and over 72,000 chickens.

This is reported by AgroReview

Measures Against the Spread of Infection

To prevent further spread of the virus, the country’s veterinary services promptly established protective and buffer zones around the affected enterprises. Strict restrictions on the movement of birds, products, and vehicles are in place within these zones.

The Region’s Importance for Poultry Farming in Poland

The Iława County region is one of the largest poultry farming centers in Poland. There are over 100 poultry farms and hatcheries operating here, making it strategically important for the industry. The mass destruction of birds could significantly impact the local market and poultry meat production.

It is noted that this region is a center for poultry farming, with over 100 poultry farms and hatcheries operating here.