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Newcastle disease - compulsory vaccination

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Primefact Number: 250    Edition: First edition    Released/reviewed: 01 Sep 2007

Vaccination of commercial chickens against Newcastle disease (ND) is compulsory across NSW.

‘Commercial chickens’ are domestic poultry that are managed in a group of 1000 or more.

ND vaccination must be in accordance with the agreed national standards.

This Primefact answers the following questions regarding ND vaccination:

  • Why is Newcastle disease a problem?
  • What are the benefits of ND vaccination?
  • Are there any problems associated with ND vacination?
  • Do I have to vaccinate my birds for ND?
  • Is there any withholding period following ND vaccination?
  • What does it cost to vaccinate?
  • How do I obtain and use live (V4) vaccine?
  • How do I obtain and use killed (inactivated) vaccine?
  • Is the killed (inactivated) vaccine safe for handlers?
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