Ground beef being tested for bird flu in nine states with outbreaks in dairy cows
The US government is testing ground beef in nine states where dairy cows have been found with bird flu. Federal officials are to verify the safety of both cow milk and meat after learning that H5N1 has been identified in 34 dairy cattle herds since late March. At least one person in Texas also caught the virus.
At Noblehurst Farms in Genesee County, it's business as usual, despite growing concerns about Avian Influenza, or H5N1, ...
More than half of cats around the first Texas dairy farm to test positive for bird flu this spring died after drinking raw ...
DENVER — Colorado became the latest state to confirm dairy cows that tested positive for highly pathogenic avian influenza ...
Despite avian influenza found in the milk supply of dairy cows, the FDA has determined that commercial milk is safe ...
The progressive spread of a highly infectious strain of avian flu virus infections to more mammal species is a concern to ...
Still, the evidence of virus in pasteurized milk was jarring. Since bird flu was first reported in US dairy cows, ...
State Veterinarian Dr. Ethan Andress said starting today, anyone moving dairy cows across state lines is required to test ...
Dr. Barb Petersen, a dairy veterinarian in Amarillo who’d been caring for cows sick with the H5N1 strain of the bird flu in ...
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