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Posey County Backyard Flock Tests Presumptive-Positive for Avian Flu - Vimarsana News

Posey County Backyard Flock Tests Presumptive-Positive for Avian Flu

The Indiana State Board of Animal Health reports that a small flock in Posey County has tested presumptive-positive for the H5 avian influenza virus. The flock was reported to BOAH after significant death loss. The tests were completed at the Indiana Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory on Purdue’s campus. Samples are being forwarded to the national The post Posey County Backyard Flock Tests Presumptive-Positive for Avian Flu appeared first on Hoosier Ag Today.

Bird Flu is Back in Indiana, First Reported Case of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Bird Flu is Back in Indiana, First Reported Case of 2023

POSEY COUNTY, Ind. -- Indiana now has it's first reported case of H5 avian flu in 2023.

Source: wibc.com
New bird flu case reported in Indiana - Vimarsana News

New bird flu case reported in Indiana

Indiana has reported its first bird flu case of 2023. Avian influenza was found Wednesday in a small hobby flock in Posey County.

Source: wishtv.com
Local commercial turkey flock identified as 'high-risk' for highly contagious bird flu - Vimarsana News

Local commercial turkey flock identified as 'high-risk' for highly contagious bird flu

Indiana officials have released information about a turkey farm in the area that had a high-risk of bird flu exposure.

Source: wthitv.com
Indiana can resume international poultry trade, officials say - Vimarsana News

Indiana can resume international poultry trade, officials say

A new report by the Indiana Board of Animal Health says the state has received a bird flu "free" status from the World Organization on Animal Health.

Source: wrtv.com