Second class epidemic disease
It may cause great economic losses, and it is necessary to take strict control, extermination and other measures to prevent proliferation. Including infectious bursal disease, Marek's disease, egg drop syndrome, avian leukemia, avian pox, duck plague, duck viral hepatitis, gosling plague, avian cholera and so on.
Source prevention: adhere to the principle of prevention first, combining prevention with control, purification and elimination, focusing on key diseases and blocking the transmission path from the front end. Strengthen the improvement of the surrounding environment of farms, guide farmers to do a good job in the harmless treatment of pollutants such as feces and sewage, and regularly carry out disinfection and source elimination to reduce the load of environmental pathogens.
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