A state poultry group executive director says it has taken nearly two years for producers to rebuild after being devastated by highly pathogenic avian influenza. Dr. Nancy Barr with the Michigan Allied Poultry Industry tells Brownfield the state has lost more than 7.6 million layers since March of 2024. “Partly because just the availability of pullets or those young […]
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