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Poultry farmers are set to face an increase in insurance premiums as avian influenza (AI) continues to pose a risk to operations.

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Poultry farmers are set to face an increase in insurance premiums as avian influenza (AI) continues to pose a risk to operations.

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Poultry densities may have to be reduced in high-risk areas to prevent further outbreaks of avian influenza (AI), scientists have warned.