Q&A: How scientists and farmers are working to adapt to avian flu

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Apr 18, 2025, 9:52 am271 ptsTrendingTop
The avian flu virus continues to affect poultry producers and dairy farms in 2025. In North Carolina alone, the virus has resulted in the loss of millions of birds on poultry farms. Meanwhile, less than a year after avian flu was first detected in dairy herds, a new strain of the virus has been found in Nevada…

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Q&A: How scientists and farmers are working to adapt to avian flu

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