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IL requiring H5N1 testing of exhibition dairy cattle – Brownfield Ag News
We haven’t really seen a lot of wild bird component.” He says USDA has several financial assistance options for the testing. A link to more …
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Alston & Bird Enters Chicago, Adds Second LA Office With Sidley Austin Trio | Daily Report
The moves strengthen Atlanta-founded Alston & Bird’s corporate, health care and real estate practices, firm leaders said, while the new offices expand …
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FDA Study Shows Pasteurization Kills Bird Flu in Milk – Infectious Disease Advisor
As bird flu continues to spread among US dairy cows, reassuring new government research finds the pasteurization process widely used in the …
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More understanding needed on HPAI spread in wild birds | WATTPoultry.com
Learn why more research is needed to understand the impact of the virus on wild bird populations.
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Local bird rescue provides resources for pet owners – YouTube
The Parrot’s Umbrella offers resources and volunteer programs to reduce rehoming pet birds and euthanasia cases.
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Unhinged Parakeet Gets Her Very Own Beach Cabinet and Hilarity Ensues – Parade Pets
… bird owners, making their bird different themed sanctuaries in the ‘forbidden cupboard.’ Okay, what’s the forbidden cupboard? It’s a kitchen …
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There are gators in Lady Bird Lake? 6 cool facts about wildlife on Austin’s urban trail
The multiuse path around Lady Bird Lake is bursting with life—endangered species, invasive species, endearing species. Here’s the scoop.
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Protecting private land to save the plains-wanderer, a bird ‘teetering on the edge of extinction’
With an estimated wild population of just 250, they may be Australia’s rarest bird and most of their remaining habitat is on farmland.
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Pennsylvania dairy workers, vets prepare for the bird flu – The Allegheny Front
While experts say the risk of bird flu for the public is low, dairy farmers are still taking precautions to prevent the spread of the disease.
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