If our birds get avian flu I don't see a way back for us
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- Thousands of turkeys and chickens have been culled across Wales following confirmed cases of avian flu, raising significant concerns about the poultry industry and food supply in the region. The culling is part of efforts to control the spread of the disease, which poses a serious threat to bird populations and agricultural stability.
- The impact of avian flu on poultry farmers is profound, as the culling not only affects their livelihoods but also raises fears about the long-term viability of poultry farming in Wales. Farmers express uncertainty about recovery if the disease spreads further, highlighting the fragility of the industry.
- This outbreak is part of a troubling trend seen across various regions, including British Columbia and Alberta, where avian flu cases have led to similar culling measures. The situation underscores a growing concern over biosecurity in poultry farming and the potential for widespread economic repercussions in the agricultural sector.
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