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Fifth case of bird flu confirmed at Victorian poultry farm | Stock & Land - Vimarsana News

Fifth case of bird flu confirmed at Victorian poultry farm | Stock & Land

Avian influenza H7N3 detected at a fifth Victorian poultry farm. Restricted areas in place. Farmers urged to maintain biosecurity measures.

Avian Influenza Detected At Fifth Poultry Property - Vimarsana News

Avian Influenza Detected At Fifth Poultry Property

Avian influenza virus has been confirmed at a fifth Victorian poultry farm, which is now in quarantine. Tests have confirmed the high pathogenicity

Bird Flu Found at 2 More Poultry Farms in Victoria and Western Australia - Vimarsana News

Bird Flu Found at 2 More Poultry Farms in Victoria and Western Australia

Control orders have been implemented at the Victorian farm, restricting movement of poultry, equipment, and vehicles.

Ag Department warns poultry owners about avian influenza | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Ag Department warns poultry owners about avian influenza | News, Sports, Jobs

HARRISBURG — The Department of Agriculture reminds all poultry owners – backyard flocks and commercial producers – to keep their guard up to protect their birds from highly pathogenic avian influenza. After a lull in detections for several months, Pennsylvania has detected a new case of avian influenza in a game bird flock in Lower […]

Pa. Ag. Dept.: Poultry owners remain vigilant against highly pathogenic avian influenza - Vimarsana News

Pa. Ag. Dept.: Poultry owners remain vigilant against highly pathogenic avian influenza

HARRISBURG – The Department of Agriculture reminds all poultry owners – backyard flocks and commercial producers – to keep their guard up to protect their birds from highly pathogenic avian