In an attempt to fully prepare for a possible bird flu outbreak, Minnesota public and health officials are recording a public health announcement in six different languages, aiming to address people who raise chickens at their homes. It is reported that most major poultry producers have biological security measures put in place already. However, industry officials are worried that migratory birds could also infect backyard flocks. Although experts have warned that consumption of poultry meat properly handled and cooked poses no risk to humans, poultry consumption has plummeted in many countries. Local health departments and other agencies are trying to reach new immigrants, using a program that will air from 7pm to 9pm, Aug. 27 on Twin Cities Public Television. The show will be aired in Spanish, Hmong, Somali, Vietnamese, Lao and Khmer, featuring English captions. It has been known that many ethnic groups are raising their own poultry, as well as going to live-bird markets, which has led to the planning of such a program.