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Cat food recalled over ‘bird flu’ risk, should be discarded ‘immediately’ – Dayton247now
‘While no human infections have been identified among people handling raw pet food products, people can become infected.’
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Egg Prices: It’s Not Just Bird Flu. It’s Corporate Greed. – Food & Water Watch
Food corporations are blaming bird flu for rising prices, but Cal-Maine pocketed $1 billion in profits before it saw a single outbreak.
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Cat food recalled due to potential bird flu contamination
Wild Coast has announced a voluntary recall for a brand of its cat food due to potential bird flu contamination.
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Lancaster County farmers face a triple whammy of threats: tariffs, bird flu and federal funding …
Farmers now must deal with a triple whammy of tariffs, bird flu and a decimated federal support infrastructure. The pain farmers face now inevitably …
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Avian flu was in Oregon wastewater weeks before state’s first bird outbreaks, study shows
In Oregon, the clade was first detected in wild birds and poultry in May 2022. “Interpretation of avian influenza A(H5) subtype detections in …
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What to know about raising your own egg-laying chickens – Farmers’ Advance
… wild geese. With the bird flu running rampant through wild birds, I don’t want to take any chances of my hens getting sick. Thus, every time I …
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Here’s What, When, and How to Report a Dead Bird in Connecticut – i95 ROCK
The State of Connecticut’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection’s Wildlife Division is working hard to keep us safe from the presence of …
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Is your pet a pest? – Financial Times
Parent birds had introduced the toxins in wisps of pet fur taken as nesting material. The same chemicals are leaking into streams and rivers …
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Bird flu a dire concern to Mississippi’s almost $4 billion top agricultural commodity
Columnist Sid Salter writes that USDA officials confirm that H5N1 Bird Flu detections have been made in Mississippi in backyard and commercial …
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