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Minnesota leads nation in avian flu cases as virus returns to turkey flocks (opens the original)
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Minnesota accounts for more than half of the U.S. flocks and birds hit by highly pathogenic avian influenza in the past 30 days, as the virus returns to the state's turkey barns with fall migration. The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service has confirmed the virus in 10 Minnesota flocks, totaling 261,450 birds in that span. Seven were commercial flocks and three were backyard flocks. Nationwide, 19 flocks and 517,840 birds in seven states were affected, acco
New Richland meat processor loses thousands of pounds of product in flash flood (opens the original)
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NEW RICHLAND, Minn. — A flash flood that swept through a Waseca County town Sept. 19 forced Neighbor's Meats to throw out thousands of pounds of fresh and processed meat and shut down part of its plant. Dan Lewer, who owns the shop with his wife, Amber, said about 6,000 pounds of fresh product and a few thousand pounds of finished bacon, snack sticks and jerky went into a dumpster that was in front of the plant a few days after the flood. "That's a 30-ton dumpster. It's two thirds full, and I su
Tree-Range poultry network resets goals after slower-than-planned growth (opens the original)
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NORTHFIELD, Minn. — Reginaldo Haslett-Marroquin stood under a tent at Salvatierra Farms on Sept. 17 and thanked the people who helped build the Tree-Range poultry system from nothing, and afterwards, he got honest about how long it has taken. "Way, way, way too long," Haslett-Marroquin said when asked if growth had been slower than he expected. The Regenerative Agriculture Alliance hosted a dinner at the Northfield farm for its funders, partners, farmers, customers and staff. Haslett-Marroquin,
Southern Minnesota crop insurance agents push USDA for later premium due date (opens the original)
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FARIBAULT, Minn. — Farmers and crop insurance agents in southern Minnesota want the federal government to stop moving the date crop insurance premiums come due and put it back where it sat for years. The premium deadline topped the list of concerns at a Sept. 18 roundtable Rep. Brad Finstad hosted at the Faribault Chamber of Commerce with U.S. Department of Agriculture Risk Management Agency Administrator Pat Swanson. Participants also pushed for changes to the $200,000 claim threshold that trig
Nine referred for rabies shots after Brown County heifer tests positive (opens the original)
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Nine people, including two minor children and five veterinary workers, were advised to seek rabies post-exposure treatment after a Brown County Hereford heifer tested positive for the virus, the Minnesota Board of Animal Health said Thursday. The animal tested positive Sept. 8 at the Minnesota Department of Health Public Health Laboratory, according to a press release dated Sept. 17 . The health department recommended treatment for the owner, the owner's daughter, two minor children, two of the
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