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The Federal Agency for Food (FASFC) eases a number of measures against Newcastle disease from 1 August. Professional growers can then, under certain conditions, re-enter the markets and sell to hobby holders.
After several outbreaks of the disease by hobby keepers, a 30-day ban was set for July 2 for the collection of poultry and poultry, with the exception of racing pigeons, and the sale from these animals to amateurs. In August, poultry professionals can once again participate in commercial poultry and poultry collections, including markets, and sell to hobby owners.
Poultry and poultry farmers are prohibited from
The Newcastle disease virus is highly contagious and can infect all species of poultry and birds. In case of infection with a very aggressive strain, nervous symptoms (including torticollis) and massive mortality occur. The man is not susceptible to illness and eating meat or eggs is not dangerous.
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