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Economy January 17, 2020 | 9:51 am

Strict rules for disease-stricken chicken farms to get aid

Santo Domingo.- Chicken farmers have  yet to control Newcastle disease and should intensify the biosecurity standards on their farms, said Livestock Health (Digega) director Lissette Gómez. She said poultry farmers must be careful and if they have any suspicion should place the birds in strict quarantine, destroy all infected and exposed birds, complete cleaning and disinfection of the premis... Read more

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