Area farmers another big concern was the H5N1 virus spreading between birds and cattle. … Wild birds like starlings also eat cattle feed and try to …
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Bird flu vaccine gets conditional license from USDA as egg prices spike – ABC30
A vaccine could help stop the spread of bird flu in poultry after millions of birds have died from the virus in the past few years.
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West Michigan egg producer calls for bird flu vaccinations | WOODTV.com
A major West Michigan egg producer is calling for the vaccination of egg-laying hens to protect against the bird flu.
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How to rent chickens in Denver to combat egg prices and shortages – Axios
Threat level: The continued spread of avian flu among wild birds, domestic flocks and even humans who work with poultry makes this a risky move right …
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Bird flu: Positive tests in West Boylston, state says – Worcester Telegram
More more 100 wild birds in Massachusetts so far this year have a preliminary positive test result for bird flu. However, the number could be higher …
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Nevada suspends cage-free egg law to address shortage, high prices
… birds have been affected since the outbreak began in 2022. … State and federal agencies continue to track infections in cattle, poultry and wild birds …
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A(H5N1) Virus Infection of Indoor Domestic Cats Within … – CDC
HPAI A(H5N1) virus, clade 2.3.4.4b, has been detected in wild birds, poultry, and wildlife in the United States since 2022, and in commercial U.S. …
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Gull saved from Paisley bin seen on Moroccan beach – BBC
Bird flu measures to support poultry and egg industry. All owners are required to keep their birds indoors or otherwise separate from wild birds. 3 …
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Mass. zoo mourns beloved harbor seal who died of avian flu – WCVB
Blue, a 21-year-old harbor seal, is believed to have contracted the virus through contact with a wild bird, zoo officials said.
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Dairy Workers’ Cats Died From Bird Flu, but It’s Not Clear How They Got Infected
That pet belonged to a dairy worker who transported raw milk and reported frequent splashes of milk on the face, eyes and clothing. That worker …
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