The Agriculture Department plans to embark on a year-long study beginning next month that will test samples for evidence of highly pathogenic avian influenza from former dairy cattle moved into ...

Dairy cattle in three states have tested positive for the bird flu, according to a release by the United States Department of Agriculture. On March 25, the USDA announced Highly Pathogenic Avian ...

USDA said this week cow-to-cow transmission is a factor in the spread of avian flu in dairy herds, but it still does not know exactly how the virus is being moved around.

Positive test results must be reported to USDA. The studies also come on the heels of Colombia’s import restrictions on beef from U.S. states with avian influenza H5N1 in dairy cattle.

Dairy cattle in three states have tested positive for the bird flu, according to a release by the United States Department of Agriculture. On March 25, the USDA announced Highly Pathogenic Avian ...

— Although confident that the nation’s meat supply is safe, The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is conducting three different studies related to H5N1 bird flu in dairy cattle.

USDA recommends influenza precautions for dairy cattle May 31, 2024 Updated Jun 6, 2024 ...

The USDA, U.S. Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed on March 25 the detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza, HPAI, in two dairy herds in ...

How the USDA action will impact Michigan dairy herds The first round of testing under the USDA order is set to begin Dec. 16 in California, Michigan, Colorado, Mississippi, Oregon and Pennsylvania.

During the last 30 days, five states have had dairy cattle test positive for H5N1, including Colorado, Michigan, Minnesota, South Dakota and Texas.

Dairy cattle in three states have tested positive for the bird flu, according to a release by the United States Department of Agriculture. On March 25, the USDA announced Highly Pathogenic Avian ...