Chi Linh farmers restore hill chicken farming to serve the year-end market

Households quickly reinforced and repaired barns and imported new flocks of chickens to serve the year-end market.

For farms that have suffered heavy damage, farmers collect and dispose of dead poultry according to instructions. Poultry that has been flooded or caught cold must be warmed up, especially newly imported poultry...

Livestock households clean and sweep barns, disinfect livestock equipment. Spray disinfectant on barns and livestock areas to kill pathogens. At the same time, provide food and drinking water of appropriate quality and quantity for each age of poultry flocks, and fully vaccinate livestock to prevent diseases.

Representatives of the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and officers of the Agricultural Service Center came to the scene to guide people on how to restore livestock after the storm.

To prepare for herd restoration and production recovery, the Hai Duong Agricultural Extension Center recommends that breeders choose breeds with clear origins, provided by reputable establishments, with quarantine certificates; fully vaccinate according to regulations; and not re-herd without ensuring environmental protection and disease safety.

Many farms and ranches raising hill chickens of Chi Linh city residents had their roofs blown off or collapsed after storm number 3.

Chi Linh City currently has over 3 million chickens and is the locality with the largest poultry flock in Hai Duong. Storm No. 3 killed over 264,000 chickens and many people's livestock farms had their roofs blown off.

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