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Dear colleagues and esteemed members of this exceptional platform. It is a delight to interact with all of you, and I have garnered invaluable insights from our exchanges. As we share our experiences on this noble platform, I advocate for heightened intellectual discourse as it will inspire some of us to strive for greater knowledge acquisition. Let us endeavor to employ sound judgment and concentrate on making substantial contributions to this esteemed community.
My name is Saviour Osarobo Uyinosa.
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Yes,!!!
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Biosecurity protocols at first place.
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Exactly ,.
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Great
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Vaccination and good management practices will go a long way in prevention
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Yeah , 👍
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wow
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Okk
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Informative question
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Regular veterinary check-ups and collaboration with experts in poultry health can also aid in prevention efforts
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Okkkkk
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Additionally, practicing good hygiene, limiting exposure to wild birds, and promptly isolating sick birds can help prevent the spread of Newcastle disease.
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Yes. That is exactly what bio security is all about.
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This includes controlling access to the poultry area, proper cleaning and disinfection of equipment, monitoring of bird health, and vaccination.
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True
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