Pig/Poultry
Agriland talked to Nigel Sweetman, IFA poultry chair, about the efficacy of housing, ongoing vigilance, and the Christmas turkey prices.
Minister Martin Heydon said compensation payments to poultry farmers impacted by bird flu will be made as quickly as possible.
A compulsory housing order is in effect from today (Monday, November 10) in Ireland for poultry and...
Due to the high risk posed by bird flu to poultry flocks, a compulsory housing order is to be introduced for poultry and captive birds.
It is strongly recommended that people in regular close contact with poultry, waterfowl or pigs get...
N.Ireland
The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) is notifying members that mandatory housing measures for all poultry and kept birds come into effect today
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) Poultry Committee will host on online information webinar on biosecurity this evening.
A Sinn Féin TD has called on poultry farmers to immediately house birds to protect against the risk of avian influenza (bird flu) cases.
The IFA is calling on poultry producers to house their birds now rather than waiting for a housing order to come into effect.
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has confirmed a second outbreak o fbird flu in a commercial turkey flock.
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon has announced the introduction of a...
DAERA has confirmed a further suspected case of avian influenza (bird flu) in a poultry flock in Co. Fermanagh.
DAERA has confirmed a suspected case of avian flu (bird flu) on a commercial poultry premises in Co. Tyrone.
The Irish poultry sector has seen its economical stability levels strengthen significantly over recent months.
Several German states have reported a sharp rise in deaths among cranes recently as a result of the virus.
Rural Life
A Cork East TD has called for interim financial support for Fota Wildlife Park during its temporary...
The French Ministry of Agriculture has changed the HPAI risk level in place from 'moderate' to 'high', as of October 22
Fota Wildlife Park in Co. Cork will remain closed until further notice after cases of bird flu were confirmed at the facility.
Fota Wildlife Park in Co. Cork is closed temporarily due to suspected cases of avian influenza (bird flu).
The IFA said that tighter biosecurity measures are needed after a suspected case of avian influenza (bird flu) in Northern Ireland.
Minister Martin Heydon, has emphasised the need for all those with poultry and kept birds to implement the highest standards of biosecurity to protect their flocks from bird flu.
Disease control measures have been initiated by DAERA in Northern Ireland following a suspect case of notifiable, otherwise known as bird flu.
All poultry farmers and keepers are being urged to implement strictest biosecurity measures...
