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Thursday, January 12, 2017
USDA: Avian flu discovery reinforces need for vigilance.
USDA veterinarian urges poultry producers to not neglect biosecurity, keep close eye on birds
With the recent detection of H5N2 avian influenza in a hunter-harvested duck in Montana, USDA Chief Veterinarian Jack Shere is urging poultry producers to be highly vigilant.
The strain of avian influenza detected in Montana is genomically similar to the strain that was prevalent during the 2015 outbreak that was the responsible for the loss of millions of egg laying hens and turkeys in the United States, Shere said in a recent interview with USDA Radio News. continue
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