Npip?

It could stand for 'Never-Pee-In-Public'.
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Lisa
PS:
''NDITNPIPP'
'no-disrespect-intended-toward-n-p-i-p-people'
 
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I just had the test done. A state flock tester comes to your house and tests your whole flock for Pullorum.

To get certified then your flock gets tested and must be negative for Pullorum.

Its like the test you have for showing your birds at the fair or at a show. just its your whole flock instead of just the few that you are showing.

you should only bring birds, chicks, eggs into your flock that are from a NPIP breeder after you are tested to make sure your birds and flock stays clean.

You can sell eggs, chicks, and birds after certification with a certificate that they are Pullorum Free. Just like a large hatchery that participates in the program.
 
How do they test them? Blood sample or swab? How long does it take for the procedure and the results? Any pullorom disease symptoms to make sure I don't fail?
 
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