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It’s time to start taking measures to protect your flock no matter the size! Proper biosecurity is the only defense against HPAI. Check out this article and link to webinars with Dr. Dustan Clark, D.V.M through the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service.

https://www.thedailycitizen.com/first-2023-case-of-highly-pathogenic-avian-influenza-found-in-arkansas/article_eac8bf39-9942-5d53-bde0-8e634dfa9900.html

https://www.uaex.uada.edu/farm-ranch/biosecurity/avian-flu/small-flock-webinars.aspx

First 2023 case of highly pathogenic avian influenza found in Arkansas Arkansas’s first 2023 case of highly pathogenic avian flu has been reported in a commercial broiler-breeder flock in Madison County, federal officials said Tuesday.

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🦠 What is Mycoplasma?

- Mycoplasma is a group of bacteria that can infect chickens and cause respiratory issues. These tiny organisms can live in the respiratory tract, leading to a range of symptoms and potentially affecting the overall health of your chickens.

- ⚠️ Health Risks for Chickens:

Mycoplasma can have various effects on your flock, including:

🐔 Sneezing, coughing, and nasal discharge
🐔 Watery or swollen eyes
🐔 Decreased egg production
🐔 General weakness and lethargy
🐔 Reduced appetite

- Young chicks and birds under stress are particularly vulnerable to Mycoplasma infections.
To safeguard your chickens from Mycoplasma, consider these preventative measures:
o Quarantine New Birds: When introducing new chickens to your flock, quarantine them for a few weeks to ensure they're healthy and not carrying any infections.
o Good Hygiene: Practice strict hygiene, including regular cleaning of the coop and equipment, to minimize the risk of transmission.
o Adequate Ventilation: Provide proper ventilation in the coop to reduce moisture and improve air quality.
o Balanced Diet: Offer a well-balanced diet with necessary vitamins and minerals to boost their immune systems.
o Minimize Stress: Keep your chickens in a stress-free environment, as stress can weaken their immune defenses.
o Regular Observation: Keep a close eye on your flock's behavior and health, and seek veterinary advice if any unusual symptoms arise.