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Highly pathogenic avian influenza has now been detected in a total of four dairy herds in Michigan.
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Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza is a contagious virus that can be spread in various ways — though health authorities say the risk to humans is low. Tens of thousands of domestic birds have been euthanized this year in Michigan.
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Avian influenza has spread from birds to wild foxes. Three red fox kits in three different locations have died.
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Officials say more than 10 times as many birds have died already this year in the U.S. and Canada compared to the last major outbreak.
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“Temporarily removing [bird feeders] could be helpful," says a Department of Natural Resources spokesperson, "Especially anyone who has a highly susceptible species like domestic poultry, raptors, water fowl living nearby.”
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State officials are directing Michigan poultry producers to follow their bird flu prevention procedures.There have been a rising number of reports of…
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Officials in Michigan have lifted a statewide ban on poultry exhibitions that was put in place earlier this year as a precaution to a bird flu outbreak…
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A strain of bird flu that has devastated poultry farms across the Midwest has reached Michigan.The Michigan Department of Natural Resources confirmed the…
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Michigan poultry growers have so far not been affected by a dangerous new avian flu.Nearly a million turkeys in a half dozen states and Ontario have died…