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Cooped up free-range hens set free again as bird flu spread slows in SA

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ABC News AU - National
By Selina Green and Cassandra Hough
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The spread of H5N1 bird flu has eased in SA in recent weeks, prompting egg farmers to rethink voluntary housing of their free-range hens.

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  • Cooped up free-range hens set free again as bird flu spread slows in SA.
  • The spread of H5N1 bird flu has eased in SA in recent weeks, prompting egg farmers to rethink voluntary housing of their free-range hens.
  • The spread of H5N1 bird flu has eased in SA in recent weeks, prompting egg farmers to rethink voluntary housing of their free-range hens.

The spread of H5N1 bird flu has eased in SA in recent weeks, prompting egg farmers to rethink voluntary housing of their free-range hens.

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