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The number for the NJDA is (609) 292-3965. This is the number I call to have my flock tested for Avian Flu before I bring them to get processed. The test is a free service, but I don't know about Pullorum. They should be able to tell you what to do.
Oh - thanks, sunny. I'm going to write that down right now and put it in my chicken file.
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The number for the NJDA is (609) 292-3965. This is the number I call to have my flock tested for Avian Flu before I bring them to get processed. The test is a free service, but I don't know about Pullorum. They should be able to tell you what to do.
Oh - thanks, sunny. I'm going to write that down right now and put it in my chicken file.
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I've already been to two. I'm scheduled to race in two or three more before the end of the season - depending on snow conditions. We haven't been able to train a lot because of icy trails.
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I've already been to two. I'm scheduled to race in two or three more before the end of the season - depending on snow conditions. We haven't been able to train a lot because of icy trails.
I'm actually going to the Pullorum Testing Training class on March 12. There aren't many especially in Burlington County. I only know 1. Can give you more info after the 12th.
Hey Froggie,
Are you taking that class to become a certified tester? You could probably make some decent extra bucks doing testing for folks in the local area. Have you shown birds before? May I ask who you have used, or the name of the one person you know of who does the testing in our region? Lots of shows coming up soon, and I have to seriously work on re-homing a bunch of cockerels. I'm thinking the show sales areas will be a good place to start.
Planning on calling the NJDA as others have suggested, but it'd be handy to know of others who do the testing. Thanks!
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The number for the NJDA is (609) 292-3965. This is the number I call to have my flock tested for Avian Flu before I bring them to get processed. The test is a free service, but I don't know about Pullorum. They should be able to tell you what to do.
Thanks for the phone number Sunny. Getting the testing done is at the top of my to-do list, so this is a great help!