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Scientific and policy-related topics for the livestock industry facing escalating threats from emerging and potentially zoonotic disease threats in today's technology and information-rich environment
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What a Trip...50 Years in the Making (opens the original)
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Hey, Utah and USDA...You Passed on Your Own Message and AWI Wrote It for You (opens the original)
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I often find the most interesting items lurking around in FluTrackers (thanks to Sharon Sanders and her team) and Avian Flu Diary (Michael Coston). These folks have a passion for the latest in scientific information. As with all sources, it’s important to remain open-minded and skeptical, especially of issues that really appeal to our own personal beliefs…always be skeptical of confirmation bias!I had previously disclosed 7 NVSL-confirmed H5N1
HPAI-Free Milestone for Indiana as the 2026-2027 Cycle Begins Really Early in South Dakota Turkeys (opens the original)
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Indiana poultry declared free of avian influenza | WATTPoultry.comI wanted to start this column with good news that highlights hard work by the smaller duck and layer producers in northern Indiana teamed with the Indiana Board of Animal Health (BOAH) and their APHIS-Veterinary Services partners. Eliminating HPAI from numerous duck and layer operations interspersed in 3 northern Indiana counties was a monumental task, given the highly transmissible nature of the virus and lack of availabl
USDA Discloses Utah Mink Farm H5N1 Infection (opens the original)
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Bovine H5N1 Rebounding in Endemic Form (opens the original)
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OK, I’m returning briefly for a full mid-summer column, because there is enough H5N1 B2.3.4b activity in Idaho, Utah and Texas to justify a current summary. I had earlier reported very briefly on outbreaks in 2 short columns: Lost Among the Screwworms - APHIS reported 25 New H5N1-Infected Dairy Herd Infections in Idaho on Tuesday... on June 10th andIdaho-Utah H5N1 Dairy Herd Cases Addendum - 6 More Idaho Cases, a Second Case in Utah Reported in
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