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Minnesota - Avian flu in poultry 2024-2026
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Source: https://knsiradio.com/2024/12/30/712576/
Deadly Avian Influenza Outbreak Affects 100,000 Birds in Stearns and other Minnesota Counties this Month
Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Dec 30, 2024 | 2:21 PM
(KNSI) – Around 100,000 birds, including thousands in central Minnesota, have been diagnosed with the deadly, Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A in the last two weeks.
The latest outbreaks happened in Stearns, where 12,730 turkeys on a commercial flock were found to be sick with bird flu. Chippewa County reported 54,798 infected turkeys, while Houston and Fillmore Counties had 57 and 28,697 cases, respectively. In November, nearly 300,000 birds were lost to the avian flu in Meeker and Martin Counties...
Deadly Avian Influenza Outbreak Affects 100,000 Birds in Stearns and other Minnesota Counties this Month
Saint Cloud, MN, USA / KNSI
Jake Judd
Dec 30, 2024 | 2:21 PM
(KNSI) – Around 100,000 birds, including thousands in central Minnesota, have been diagnosed with the deadly, Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza A in the last two weeks.
The latest outbreaks happened in Stearns, where 12,730 turkeys on a commercial flock were found to be sick with bird flu. Chippewa County reported 54,798 infected turkeys, while Houston and Fillmore Counties had 57 and 28,697 cases, respectively. In November, nearly 300,000 birds were lost to the avian flu in Meeker and Martin Counties...
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Avian Flu Checks Start for Dairies
Monday, January 13, 2025
By Scout Nelson
To safeguard public health and the dairy industry, Minnesota will begin mandatory testing of milk for the highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, next month.
This initiative follows a federal order from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that initially included six states and has now expanded to 28, covering nearly two-thirds of the nation’s milk supply.
The goal of this widespread testing is to provide a clearer understanding of the presence of the H5N1 virus within dairy herds and to aid in preventing further spread of the disease. Avian influenza has already been confirmed in dairy cattle in 16 states, including Minnesota, prompting increased vigilance and proactive measures.
The testing process in Minnesota is set to start around February 1. It will utilize existing samples of raw or unpasteurized milk that farmers routinely submit, ensuring that there is no additional burden on them. This method reflects a successful approach used in Colorado last year, which helped contain the outbreak effectively.
continued: https://minnesotaagconnection.com/news/avian-flu-checks-start-for-dairies
Monday, January 13, 2025
By Scout Nelson
To safeguard public health and the dairy industry, Minnesota will begin mandatory testing of milk for the highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, next month.
This initiative follows a federal order from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that initially included six states and has now expanded to 28, covering nearly two-thirds of the nation’s milk supply.
The goal of this widespread testing is to provide a clearer understanding of the presence of the H5N1 virus within dairy herds and to aid in preventing further spread of the disease. Avian influenza has already been confirmed in dairy cattle in 16 states, including Minnesota, prompting increased vigilance and proactive measures.
The testing process in Minnesota is set to start around February 1. It will utilize existing samples of raw or unpasteurized milk that farmers routinely submit, ensuring that there is no additional burden on them. This method reflects a successful approach used in Colorado last year, which helped contain the outbreak effectively.
continued: https://minnesotaagconnection.com/news/avian-flu-checks-start-for-dairies
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