Re: vaccines
From: Just Molly (oldmollyREMOVETHIS_at_tesco.net)
Date: 06/13/04
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Date: Sun, 13 Jun 2004 22:35:39 +0100
"Krys Francis" <krys@lluestfarmpoultry.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Well I can't say that you won't lose birds to Marek's even if you
> vaccinate. But the numbers lost would be considerably lower in
> vaccinated flocks than you they would be from an unvaccinated & non
> resistant flock. Some breeds, such as seabrights & silkies are said to
> be particularly susceptible to Marek's, others are resistant such as
> Fayoumis. Don't mind me, I've just got a thing about breeding for
> resistance to this & that :-) Not sure what eggs have to do with it
> because Marek's can't be passed through eggs or on their shells. Have
> you got your injection gun ready? I know a chap down your way who
> vaccinates his birds. He does three weeks' hatchings of birds at the
> same time to save wastage (& money). The vaccine's about £10 for 1000
> doses.
I just want to do the right thing Krys. A sort of belt and braces thing. I
am just starting to build my collection and breed some stock, so with buying
in and breeding I need to be sure that the chicks I breed will be safe
against markers. However if the general consensus <sp> of opinion is that it
is not necessary, perhaps I will reconsider. Many thanks for all the input.
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