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Highly contagious strain of bird flu detected in Darke Co.
By WHIO Staff
December 04, 2023 at 6:24 pm EST
Highly contagious strain of bird flu detected in Darke Co. Around 33,000 turkeys are dead after they contracted a highly contagious strain of the Avian Flu.
DARKE COUNTY — Around 33,000 turkeys are dead after they contracted a highly contagious strain of the Avian Flu.
The Ohio Department of Agriculture confirmed to News Center 7 that it detected an outbreak in Darke County on Dec. 1, but did not say from what farm...
Bird flu detected at second Darke Co. farm
By WHIO Staff
December 07, 2023 at 7:16 pm EST
DARKE COUNTY — Another flock of turkeys at a farm in Darke County has tested positive for a strain of avian flu, according to a spokesperson from the Ohio Department of Agriculture.
The ODA said its procedure is to quarantine the impacted facility and to “depopulate,” or kill, the birds to prevent the disease from spreading.
More than 15,000 commercial turkeys were put down because of the outbreak, the spokesperson said.
News Center 7 is working to figure out which farm these turkeys were on.
The turkeys tested positive for the flu on Thursday, Dec. 7, the spokesperson said...
