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After Months Of Lockdown, Iowa Birds Are Getting More Freedom After over two months of lockdowns, Iowa birds are finally able to get out to live bird exhibits and gatherings. On March 23, the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship announced an order that canceled all live bird exhibitions at fairs, auctions, swap meets, sales, etc. To get the order lifted, Iowa poultry operations needed to go 30 days without a confirmed case of highly pathogenic avian influenza in the state. On Friday, Iowa Secretary of Agriculture Mike Naig announced that they have lifted its March order that canceled these live bird events. Today’s announcement is a welcome sign of continued progress in our state’s efforts to effectively manage the outbreak of avian influenza and protect Iowa’s poultry flocks. While efforts will continue to prevent additional virus spread, we are pleased to resume poultry sales and exhibitions; a step made possible by our ability to respond quickly from the start. The last confirmed case of avian influenza was on May 2nd on a backyard mixed-species flock in Bremer County. Iowa was hit the hardest by this year’s avian influenza outbreak. Since March 1st, 15 commercial and four backyard flocks have been affected by the virus leading to the depopulation of over 13 million birds. Any poultry sale and exhibit need to be registered through the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship at least 30 days before the event- a process that can be completed online. Despite this order being lifted, Iowa bird owners are reminded to remain vigilant about biosecurity to prevent contact with wild birds. While Iowa hasn’t had a case of avian influenza in over 30 days, the virus is still spreading, affecting flocks in Pennsylvania and Washington on June 2nd.
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Novi slučajevi visokopatogene influence ptica zabilježeni su na području Zagrebačke županije, potvrđeno je u ponedjeljak. Uginule ptice, dvije crvenokljune čigre, pronađene su na jezeru Siromaja, a laboratorijske analize su utvrdile prisutnost visokopatogene influenca ptica podtipa H5N1. Zagrebačka županija zbog situacije upozorava subjekte koji drže perad i ptice u zatočeništvu, kao i lovoovlaštenike, na važnost primjene općih mjera biosigurnosti kako bi se spriječilo širenje bolesti. Radi rizika od pojave i daljnjeg širenja ptičje gripe, Naredba o mjerama za sprječavanje pojave i širenja influence ptica na području Republike Hrvatske i dalje je na snazi. Ministarstvo poljoprivrede osiguralo je pripravnost i osnove za hitnu reakciju na broju telefona 099 439 2507. Građani su pozvani da prijave svako neuobičajeno uginuće ptica ili znakove bolesti na ovaj broj telefona. Rani znakovi bolesti ili veliki broj uginulih ptica mogu biti pokazatelji prisutnosti visokopatogene influence, stoga je važno pravovremeno djelovati kako bi se spriječilo daljnje širenje i zaštitila perad i divlje ptice na tom području.