Nebraska confirms state's first case of bird flu in dairy herd as US outbreak persists

Bird flu cases have been confirmed in more than 1,000 herds nationwide since the virus was first found in dairy cows in March ...
Agri-Pulse

Avian influenza hits South Dakota hard, affecting over 400,000 birds

Highly pathogenic avian influenza has hit South Dakota hard this month, infecting nearly 419,650 birds, according to a report ...
InForum

As avian influenza cases ramp up, experts caution the mixing of one flu with another

WEST FARGO, N.D. — Avian influenza activity has started to ramp up in North Dakota and South Dakota over recent weeks. Health ...
Lancaster Farming

What Would a U.S. Avian Influenza Vaccination Program Entail?

Vaccinating against avian influenza would be a costly, multistep process, said Carol Cardona, a University of Minnesota ...
Agweek

AgweekTV Full Show: Mitigating market risk, avian influenza's return, garlic farm, Seven Sundays

Expert tips for mitigating market risk. Why the timing of avian influenza's return could make it worse. A garlic farm in South Dakota. Minnesota cereal company cares for people and the planet.
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Cat euthanized after contracting bird flu from eating recalled pet food

The recalled cat food, RAWR Raw Cat Food Chicken Eats, was sold in 2.5-pound yellow and white bags with black lettering.
WMAZ

Avian influenza case confirmed in backyard flock in Henry County

HENRY COUNTY, Ga. — A confirmed case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in a Henry County backyard flock of 45 mixed bird species was confirmed on Friday. The Georgia Department of ...
NBC Montana

Avian influenza detected in north central Montana poultry flock

The Montana Department of Livestock announced a domestic flock was confirmed to have Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza on ...
inforum

Avian flu found in North Dakota, South Dakota turkeys

BISMARCK — Avian flu has hit turkey farms in North Dakota and South Dakota, the first cases in commercial flocks in the United States since early July. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and ...