Two more cases of the bird flu were confirmed Sunday in commercial flocks in Western Iowa, bringing to 14 the number of outbreaks so far this year in Iowa.
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Gazette staff Agriculture Apr. 5, 2022 5:48 pm
Two more cases of the bird flu were confirmed Sunday in commercial flocks in Western Iowa, bringing to 14 the number of outbreaks so far this year in Iowa.
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Erin Jordan Agriculture Apr. 5, 2022 5:47 pm
Free-range chickens may have greater exposure to bird flu than their caged compatriots because the free birds have access to outdoor areas that could be visited by wild birds thought to carry the disease.
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Agriculture Apr. 5, 2022 5:47 pm
The latest case makes 10 outbreaks recorded this year — and all this month — to strike in Iowa.
By Michael Chevy Castranova, - The Gazette
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Agriculture Apr. 5, 2022 5:47 pm
The outbreaks in Hamilton and Guthrie Counties impact over 1.5 million birds, bringing the total birds killed in Iowa to 8 million from nine total outbreaks.