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In Chernyakhovsk warned the owner of LPH for keeping birds in unsanitary conditions

The Rosselkhoznadzor conducted an on-site inspection of a personal subsidiary farm in Chernyakhovsk after complaints of violations in the maintenance of poultry. This was reported to the department.

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In Chernyakhovsk warned the owner of LPH for keeping birds in unsanitary conditions

The Rosselkhoznadzor conducted an on-site inspection of a personal subsidiary farm in Chernyakhovsk after complaints of violations in the maintenance of poultry. This was reported to the department.

The inspector found that information about 42 bird heads were entered into the Horriot system, but there is no site for storing and disinfecting litter on the territory of the farm. The watering and feeder are in unsatisfactory condition, and the remains of feed, litter and feathers were found on the walking area.

On October 9, the owner was warned and ordered to eliminate the violations.

Earlier we wrote that more than 36 hectares of greenhouses were examined in the Kaliningrad region.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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