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Milk from dairy cows in Texas, Kansas and New Mexico has tested positive for the presence of bird flu, U.S. officials said Monday.

The USDA that milk supply is safe after several dairy cow tested positive in bird flu. Read more here.

Avian influenza was found among sick cattle in two states, as well as in unpasteurized milk, but officials said there is no threat to the public.

APHIS and various other state officials verified the development.

Officials confirm cases of bird flu among dairy cows in Texas and Kansas, but there is no present risk of contaminated milk.

The meat and dairy industries are trying to assure the public beef and milk is safe, despite the finding of dairy cattle infected with avian flu in at least two states.

A week after officials in Minnesota said bird flu had been found for the first time in US livestock—specifically, goats living on a farm with infected poultry—the...

The Texas Tribune’s Jayme Lozano Carver reported this past Friday that estimates from recent wildfires in the Texas Panhandle “show more than 7,000 head of cattle died. The final number

The virus is affecting older dairy cows, causing decreased lactation and low appetite. Officials said the milk supply is safe.

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