Oklahoma experts say there's no cause for alarm as avian flu impacts cattle
While the avian flu isn't new, the Oklahoma state veterinarian says a strain is affecting cattle for the first time in the U.S.
Source: koco.com
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While the avian flu isn't new, the Oklahoma state veterinarian says a strain is affecting cattle for the first time in the U.S.
Despite some market signals that usually result in expansion, cattle and hog producers are likely to wait until at least 2025.
By 2026, it's expected that 5 to 6 million beef on dairy crossed cattle will be in the marketplace.
By 2026, it's expected that 5 to 6 million beef on dairy crossed cattle will be in the marketplace.
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