Biosecurity for Your Birds

March 31, 2016

Learn how to keep your bird flock healthy and safe!   To help protect against avian influenza and other diseases, MSU Extension has partnered with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to offer free bird biosecurity training's in several counties in Michigan. The training has also been recorded for poultry enthusiast,  4-H members, 4-H volunteers, and producers to view at their convenience. The training's will provide information about avian influenza, disease transmission and prevention, and proven biosecurity measures that bird owners can implement.

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