Welsh bird keepers must house birds from December 2

Poultry farmers have been reminded new compulsory biosecurity and housing measures to protect against avian influenza come into force on Friday (December 2)

Alex Black
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Welsh bird keepers must house birds from December 2

Poultry farmers have been reminded new compulsory biosecurity and housing measures to protect against avian influenza come into force on Friday (December 2) The Welsh Government has issued a reminder...

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