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Is Congress talking about avian flu vaccination? Mann mum

Most of us have probably seen reports or heard mumblings about how highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) vaccination programs are at least being discussed in the United States.

(Courtesy Office of Rep. Tracey Mann)

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Winds make Campylobacter more likely in outdoor chickens

Broilers and layers raised in organic and free-range environments had an increased prevalence of Campylobacter and other pathogens after high winds occurred, according to research published in the journal Animals.

(Terrence O'Keefe)

HPAI won’t stop the White House’s Easter Egg Roll

The annual 2023 Easter Egg Roll event will happen as scheduled on April 10, 2023, according to the White House’s recent announcement.

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Vaccination will be a good option when available

Avian influenza vaccination is coming to the western world. It’s a good thing and should be helpful when used properly.

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Limited time: Culvers' new BBQ cheddar chicken sandwich

Starting April 10, fans across the U.S. will be able to enjoy Culvers’ new addition to its chicken lineup: the Smokehouse BBQ Cheddar Sandwich with either a chicken or beef patty.

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Japan may consider alternative avian flu control policies

While the rate of new HPAI outbreaks in Japan continues to slow, spread of the disease continues. Based on official notifications to the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH), almost 17 million of the country’s poultry have been directly impacted by the viral infection in the current “season,” which began in October of last year.

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Wales government offers aid to former 2 Sisters workers

The Government of Wales is offering GBP206,000 (US$256,072) in additional funding to help people who were affected by the closure of the 2 Sisters Food Group poultry plant in Llangefni to find new jobs.

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Avian influenza persists in Rouville, Quebec

Cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) continue to be problematic in one municipality in Quebec.

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Orange corn could make eggs more nutritious

Feeding nutritionally enhanced orange corn to layer hens could result in brighter pigmented, healthier egg yolks.

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Dog in Canada dies from avian influenza

Canadian officials reported the first dog to have died as a result of contact with a bird who had highly pathogenic avian influenza.

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VIDEO: Is HPAI in commercial poultry here to stay?

The current H5N1 strain of (highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) is now found in wild birds in North and South America, Europe, Asia and Africa and has caused record losses of domestic poultry in Europe and North America.

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HKScan takes on inflation, instability to increase sales

Northern European poultry, meat and prepared foods producer, HKScan, released its annual financial and social responsibility report for 2022 – the first since the company sold its Baltic business December 2022 to Estonian AS Maag Grupp.

(Courtesy HKScan)

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