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RY COOPENATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE NEW MEXICO STATE I'. S. DEPARTMENT OF ,. dTE UNI\fERst AGRICULTUNE J 8? .H6 x301 FzS Las Cruc€s, Nes DlexLco 88003 Vo1 . 13', No. 8 August L97 2 NEWCASTLE DISEASE ROI'NDI'P A portlon of the guarantln'e l-uposed uPon Parts of Cailfornia and Arlzona has been llftei as there has been no evldence of exotlc Newcastle infecrlori -riil1GlJffitr*r6'r no e-remalae * ln effect in other portions of Callfornia. In additLon' a thlrd round vacclnatlon of conmlrcial flocks ls now undemay. There have beea rePorts that the dlsease nay be Ln turkey flocks J-n Utah and soirthern ldaho ilortallty Ln these llocks ig now belng investigated. lbo pet bl-rds were snuggled-across the u.s.-Mexican border to Denver, colorado wh,ere the blrde were slezed. At the tlme of slezure they were 111, wh|ch was later confltmed to be exotic Newcastle dl'eease. A shlprnent of rare, exotlc bLrds from ThLaland to a ntrmber of zoos th ttrts countty broke out wlth exotlc Newcastle dl.sease lnrnedLately after arrlval. As a result, zoos 1o Blrnlngham, Alabama; St. Loule, Ml-ssourl;;anil San Franclsco, Callfornla have beea quarantin;d. BLrds from the saire ehtP!1ent weot to several places tn and-around Loe Angelee.. ThLs area rtaq afrl]9f under quarantlne' lgnlficant iten to report ls. that the Unitbd States Depart-ment of Agrleultire- has placed a ban on the' comerclal lnportatLon of exotlc blrds whlch l.ncludee ?arrotg, parakeets, canarles, and nynah blrile' The only exceptLon accordlng to the neirs''release is that tndivlduals nay tnport two caged bLrds. Ttrese bLrde Eust neet stringent reguj-rements' Thia actLon lraa taken because exotic bLrds a:re stlll a aource of lnfectLon of exotic Newcastle dlsease as thLe. lnfectLon le stlll wldespread ln parts of the world..,- .-j REPORT FROM POIILTRY SCIENCE I'TEETING I ' Egge were atored ln three tyFeE of refrlgeretore for four weeke at slmllar temPeratures and humldLtLee. The prlnary differencg-tn storage eondltLons was the rate of aLr cLrculatlon wl'th a range of 11 to 29 feet per mlnute ln the three treatments. It ltas concluded that the rate of .Lr ro.r.r.ot rrlthla the range given had llttle or no effect on egg qual- Ity deell.ne durlng pr6per r-frlgerated etorage. A number of factors wer€ Lniesttgated such "" ..r.potatlve welght loss, speclfic gravlty, Haugh unlte, U.S.D.A. interloJq'allty aeorea and pE values. 1hts work was reporied by A. J. l{aurer of the Unlverslty'of ![lscons{. McDonald and Mlller of Colorado State liniversity condqcted a slx state study of the tnstLtutlonal egg market. Hospltals, nursing homee, schools, universlties and regtauranta ltere sunreyed. As {s usual wlth
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Title | Feather-Gram |
Series Designation | Feather-Gram, August 1972, Vol. 13, No. 8 |
Subject | egg production (NAL); eggs; eggs (NAL); Poultry industry--New Mexico; Eggs--New Mexico--Production; |
Creator | Francis, D. W. (David W.); |
Date Original | 1972-08 |
Digital Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents. |
Collection | NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station Publications |
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Language | eng |
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Title | Page 1 |
Series Designation | Feather-Gram, August 1972, Vol. 13, No. 8 |
Subject | egg production (NAL); eggs; eggs (NAL); Poultry industry--New Mexico; Eggs--New Mexico--Production; |
Creator | Francis, D. W. (David W.); |
Date Original | 1972-08 |
Digital Publisher | New Mexico State University Library |
Rights | Copyright, NMSU Board of Regents. |
Collection | NMSU Cooperative Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Station Publications |
Is Part Of | Feather-Gram |
Type | Text |
Format | application/pdf |
Language | eng |
OCR | RY COOPENATIVE EXTENSION SERVICE NEW MEXICO STATE I'. S. DEPARTMENT OF ,. dTE UNI\fERst AGRICULTUNE J 8? .H6 x301 FzS Las Cruc€s, Nes DlexLco 88003 Vo1 . 13', No. 8 August L97 2 NEWCASTLE DISEASE ROI'NDI'P A portlon of the guarantln'e l-uposed uPon Parts of Cailfornia and Arlzona has been llftei as there has been no evldence of exotlc Newcastle infecrlori -riil1GlJffitr*r6'r no e-remalae * ln effect in other portions of Callfornia. In additLon' a thlrd round vacclnatlon of conmlrcial flocks ls now undemay. There have beea rePorts that the dlsease nay be Ln turkey flocks J-n Utah and soirthern ldaho ilortallty Ln these llocks ig now belng investigated. lbo pet bl-rds were snuggled-across the u.s.-Mexican border to Denver, colorado wh,ere the blrde were slezed. At the tlme of slezure they were 111, wh|ch was later confltmed to be exotic Newcastle dl'eease. A shlprnent of rare, exotlc bLrds from ThLaland to a ntrmber of zoos th ttrts countty broke out wlth exotlc Newcastle dl.sease lnrnedLately after arrlval. As a result, zoos 1o Blrnlngham, Alabama; St. Loule, Ml-ssourl;;anil San Franclsco, Callfornla have beea quarantin;d. BLrds from the saire ehtP!1ent weot to several places tn and-around Loe Angelee.. ThLs area rtaq afrl]9f under quarantlne' lgnlficant iten to report ls. that the Unitbd States Depart-ment of Agrleultire- has placed a ban on the' comerclal lnportatLon of exotlc blrds whlch l.ncludee ?arrotg, parakeets, canarles, and nynah blrile' The only exceptLon accordlng to the neirs''release is that tndivlduals nay tnport two caged bLrds. Ttrese bLrde Eust neet stringent reguj-rements' Thia actLon lraa taken because exotic bLrds a:re stlll a aource of lnfectLon of exotic Newcastle dlsease as thLe. lnfectLon le stlll wldespread ln parts of the world..,- .-j REPORT FROM POIILTRY SCIENCE I'TEETING I ' Egge were atored ln three tyFeE of refrlgeretore for four weeke at slmllar temPeratures and humldLtLee. The prlnary differencg-tn storage eondltLons was the rate of aLr cLrculatlon wl'th a range of 11 to 29 feet per mlnute ln the three treatments. It ltas concluded that the rate of .Lr ro.r.r.ot rrlthla the range given had llttle or no effect on egg qual- Ity deell.ne durlng pr6per r-frlgerated etorage. A number of factors wer€ Lniesttgated such "" ..r.potatlve welght loss, speclfic gravlty, Haugh unlte, U.S.D.A. interloJq'allty aeorea and pE values. 1hts work was reporied by A. J. l{aurer of the Unlverslty'of ![lscons{. McDonald and Mlller of Colorado State liniversity condqcted a slx state study of the tnstLtutlonal egg market. Hospltals, nursing homee, schools, universlties and regtauranta ltere sunreyed. As {s usual wlth |