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- B.C. poultry farmers are culling thousands of birds due to a severe avian flu outbreak, causing significant emotional and financial stress.
- The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has reported nearly seven-million birds culled since spring 2022, with ongoing infections during migratory seasons.
- Farmers are working to clean and disinfect their barns, facing the daunting task of rebuilding their flocks from scratch.
B.C. Poultry Farmers Face Emotional Cull Amid Avian Flu Outbreak
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