Avian Influenza discovered at Michigan organic layer farm

Avian Influenza discovered at Michigan organic layer farm

Avian influenza continues to decimate U.S. poultry flocks. April alone has seen cases in Michigan – including a large organic layer operator – and in Texas, at the largest egg producer in the U.S., Cal-Maine Foods.

Michigan dairy farmers were shocked to find avian flu in their herds prior to the poultry flock discovery by a company veterinarian on Saturday. Dairy cattle are not as vulnerable to the virus; poultry have a 90%+ mortality rate. The bad news here is that the virus has adapted to a new host, providing another vector for the disease in farm-heavy areas.

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