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German poultry farmers demand a ban on free-range farming to stop H5N1 spread, citing mass bird deaths and inadequate compensation.
German poultry farmers are urging a nationwide ban on free-range farming to curb the spread of avian influenza, driven by the highly contagious H5N1 virus.
Over 200,000 birds have died or been culled this autumn, with 50 confirmed cases in commercial farms—26 in October alone.
The Friedrich Loeffler Institute warns culling could reach 2020–21 levels, when over 2 million birds were destroyed.
Farmers seek mandatory indoor housing during peak migration to protect flocks, prevent economic losses, and improve biosecurity, as current compensation of €50 per bird often falls short of market value.
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Los avicultores alemanes exigen una prohibición de la cría en libertad para detener la propagación del H5N1, citando muertes masivas de aves y una indemnización inadecuada.