Highly pathogenic avian influenza continues to impact the livestock industry and experts are working to understand how to prevent the disease. During a recent SciLine webinar, veterinarian Dr. Carol Cardona with the University of Minnesota said the recent uptick in cases likely comes from, “”Poultry producers figure out how to protect themselves from one potential […]
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