Another highly pathogenic avian influenza case involving game birds has been confirmed in northern Iowa. The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship says the impacted site is a multi-species game bird hatchery in Kossuth County. State officials tell Brownfield that 25,000 total birds – which includes pheasants, quail and chukars – will be depopulated. […]
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