What is Avian Influenza?
Avian influenza (AI) is a highly contagious viral disease that affects poultry. It is caused by influenza viruses that primarily infect birds. The virus spreads mainly through contact with infected animals and contaminated materials. Common routes of transmission include droppings, feathers, or equipment. AI can occur seasonally and affects both wild birds and domestic poultry
What are the effects?
AI can have severe consequences for farmers. An outbreak often leads to the loss of large numbers of birds, resulting in significant financial losses. The disease can disrupt daily operations, requiring strict biosecurity and additional labor. In severe cases, farms may face long-term recovery challenges and a damaged reputation in the market.
How can it be prevented?
To prevent AI, strict biosecurity is essential. Using our specialized disinfectants and hygiene products protects flocks by eliminating viruses on surfaces, equipment, and vehicles. Regular application and adherence to our protocols significantly reduce the risk of infection. It assists reliable disease prevention and reduces risk to poultry health.
