Additionally, unusually high numbers of dead wild birds should be reported to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources at 1-800-366-2661.
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Georgia shuts down all poultry operations after bird flu detected in commercial plant
The impacted flock was located near a manmade lake frequented by wild birds, which officials have noted are known carriers of the disease. CLICK …
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New NI measures introduced following three confirmed bird flu cases – RTE
An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone has been introduced in Northern Ireland following three confirmed cases in wild birds in three different …
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Do you have an infected bird feeder? 3 warning signs to know | Homes & Gardens
Whether you hang suet balls in your trees or have a plastic tube filled with sunflower seeds, having a bird feeder can help to create a wildlife haven …
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Get the Facts: What’s behind the egg price spike? – WISN
The bird flu continues to have devastating ripple effects. “It seems to not go away. The wild birds have it, somehow it gets into the flocks. Most of …
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Bird flu detected on Georgia farm – YouTube
There are major concerns about Georgia’s largest agriculture product and how it could impact what you pay at the grocery store.
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Georgia shuts down poultry activities following latest bird flu detection
The carcasses were sent to the Georgia Poultry Lab Network for testing on Jan. 6. The affected flock was near a manmade lake frequented by wild birds, …
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New bird flu vaccine development gathers pace amid fears of pandemic – The Times of India
The vaccine will target the current strains of bird flu circulating in wild birds, poultry and dairy cows. Previously in July, $176 million was …
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GA Ag Commissioner says you can keep eating chicken despite bird flu case at poultry plant
Poultry and eggs that are properly prepared and cooked are safe to eat.
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Maryland collecting more dead birds to stop spread of Avian Flu | News – CoastTV
The contract expansion, valued at $30000, will provide additional wildlife technicians to remove sick or dead waterfowl, raptors, and other birds …
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