The woody breast (WB) myopathy poses significant economic and welfare concerns to the poultry industry, however, there is no effective strategy to mitigate this pathology due to its unknown etiology.
Producers blame it on the bird flu that has forced them to euthanize millions of chickens. With relief not expected anytime soon, some egg consumers are now looking for alternatives, including ...
More than 65 people have been infected nationwide The first case of avian influenza in New Jersey poultry since a nationwide outbreak began last year was found this week at a Union County market ...
In January 2019, detectives attached to St George Police Area Command commenced an investigation, under Strike Force Abmho, following reports a teacher in the Kingsgrove area was allegedly maintaining ...
There will be no poultry competitions at this year's Balmoral Show, because of bird flu restrictions. The organisers said the decision had been taken due to uncertainty about when any ban on bird ...
A highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza has been detected at a third poultry farm at Euroa in Victoria's north-east. Agriculture Victoria said the H7N8 strain had been detected near two ...
"Strangely bird flu only affects chickens, cows and humans." The post was shared more than 4,000 times in about two weeks. Bird flu infects many species, including wild animals, according to the ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- According to the USDA, Alphainfluenzavirus influenzae, or bird flu, has eradicated more than 13 million chickens nationwide in the past 30 days—and more than 3 million of ...
Zoetis secured a USDA conditional license for its H5N2 avian flu vaccine for chickens, based on safety, purity, and serology-backed efficacy Over 150 million U.S. birds have been affected by ...
As egg prices skyrocket, people raising chickens are grateful to have their own supply conveniently located in their backyard. (Photo Illustration: Jiaqi Wang for Yahoo News) ...
Poultry farmer reacts to egg shortage: 'We're entering the fourth year of a battle and we're losing'
Herbruck's Poultry Ranch CEO Greg Herbruck joins 'America Reports' to discuss the bird flu's impact on consumers as prices continue to soar.
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