The Nebraska Department of Agriculture has announced four cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza in small backyard flocks across parts of the state. In late December, the NDA and USDA confirmed a case in Butler County and since November the virus has also been identified in Keith, Howard, Washington and Scotts Bluff Counties. In a […]
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