Last month, the Food Agency ordered to kill all minks in fur farms that have been found to be infected with bird flu. Now the order has been extended to cover all animals of such facilities.
Source: The Nordic Page
Related posts:
- Finnish fur farms infected with bird flu ordered all animals to be slaughtered
- Another 12 mink farms infected with coronavirus
- YLE: About 70,000 animals at fur farms to be culled over bird flu concerns
- Another 12 mink farms infected with coronavirus
- More than one in ten mink farms is infected with coronavirus
- FACTS: Corona-infected mink farms receive 82 percent in compensation
- Now more than one in ten mink farms is infected with coronavirus
- A highly pathogenic subtype of bird flu found in fur farms in Finland
- Finland’s THL issues warning about risks of bird-flu outbreak at fur farms
- YLE: All Finnish fur farms to be inspected over bird flu concern
Related Posts:
- The first of a million mink will be killed next week (October 4, 2020)
- FACTS: How to keep chickens safe from bird flu (March 18, 2021)
- Corona infection among mink has spread to Southwest Jutland (October 18, 2020)
- The skins are sold despite infection among minks (November 14, 2020)
- New Year’s most chickens: Danish turkeys survive Christmas, but then succumb to the eradication of bird flu (January 3, 2022)