Cows dead from bird flu rot in California
Cows dead from bird flu rot in California as heat bakes dairy farms
Cows in California are dying at much higher rates from bird flu than in other affected states, industry and veterinary experts said, and some carcasses have been left rotting in the sun as rendering plants struggle to process all the dead animals.
Dead cows on the side of the road shows aftermath of Bird Flu outbreak
The video, which Crystal Heath captured on the outskirts of Tulare County on October 8th, shows the aftermath of a bird flu outbreak. Several dead cows infected with Bird flu were found lying on the side of the road for a couple of days. "I was pretty shocked to see these cows just lying there uncovered out in the open," says Crystal.
Although California dairy farmers had heard about the H5N1 bird flu before it hit, none was prepared for the devastation it ...
Seven cases of H5N1 bird flu were detected in California this week. No confirmed cases have occurred in people or livestock ...
Concerns about bird flu — officially known as avian influenza A (H5) — continue to mount, particularly in California.
California has six confirmed human bird flu cases and health officials suspect five more among Central Valley dairy workers.
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) reported Friday that 13 total human cases of bird flu have been confirmed ...
From the earliest days of the H5N1 bird flu outbreak in dairy cattle, experts watching the evolving situation have ...
Another five suspected cases of bird flu were reported today in California, where six cases have already been confirmed, ...
A 13th case of Human Bird Flu has been confirmed in California, California Department of Public Health says.According to CDPH ...
California is investigating five possible human cases of bird flu among dairy farm workers, in addition to the six cases ...
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