#NoBirdFlu: EFSA and European Commission announce practical resources to reduce bird flu risk
Simple measures to keep bird flu out The #NoBirdFlu campaign promotes five simple biosecurity measures that can help prevent the introduction and spread of avian influenza, especially on small farms and among backyard flocks: control access to farms maintain effective cleaning and disinfection routines prevent contact with wild birds keep poultry species separate recognise signs of disease and act early. "Bird flu prevention starts with everyday biosecurity. #NoBirdFlu helps turn scientific knowledge into simple actions that farmers, small flock holders and veterinarians can apply before the v
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