Newcastle Disease in Backyard Flocks

Author(s): Pramir Maharjan | Maria Prado | Tom Tabler | Jorge Urrutia | Jessica Wells
Publish Date: October 02 2022
Publication Number: D180

Abstract

An increase in the number of first-time backyard chicken owners could increase the risk of one of the deadliest poultry diseases known – Newcastle disease. Learn about actions to take to prevent this from spreading to your flock.

Category
Animals & Livestock
Subjects
Animal Health, Poultry, Diseases,
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Language
English
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