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Avian influenza detected in person exposed to dairy cattle

Alberta Milk issues new biosecurity, human safety guidelines

By Geralyn Wichers, Reuters, GFM Network News April 1, 2024
A human case of avian influenza has been confirmed in a person who had contact with dairy cows presumed to be infected with the virus, Texas and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said today.

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Dairy bird flu cases creep closer to Canada

Michigan and Idaho become fourth and fifth state to confirm virus in dairy cattle

By Jeff Melchior, GFM Network News April 1, 2024
Idaho has become the newest U.S. states to identify highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a dairy cattle operation, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture (IDSA) confirmed March 30.


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Dairy farms urged to take precautions against bird flu

Migrating birds like ducks and geese a likely vector for the disease

By Jeff Melchior, GFM Network News March 28, 2024
Alberta Milk is urging Canadian dairy producers to take precautions against migrating birds after avian influenza was detected in dairy cattle in three U.S. states.

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Minnesota goat confirmed infected with bird flu

NDSU advises keeping livestock separate from potentially-infected poultry

By GFM Network News March 22, 2024
A juvenile goat in Minnesota has tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in the first confirmed case of bird flu in U.S. livestock. 


US is ’18 months or so’ away from finding bird flu vaccine, says agriculture secretary
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US is ’18 months or so’ away from finding bird flu vaccine, says agriculture secretary

USDA plans to discuss poultry vaccinations with trading partners amid trade restriction concerns

By Reuters, GFM Network News February 14, 2024
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is "18 months or so" away from identifying a vaccine for the current strain of bird flu and is developing a process to distribute it, said Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Wednesday.

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