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Public health officials continue to monitor the spread of bird flu, with it passing from chickens to cows to humans
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According to Robert Michitsch, Professor of Soil and Waste Resources at UW-Stevens Point this strand of the H5N1 started in 2021 in Asia, and since has slowly made its way across the world through migrating birds making its appearance in the states back in spring of 2022
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Starting next week, farmers and clubs showing cattle at state fairs need to test their animals to make sure they're healthy for a week leading up to the fair
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So far, no cases have surfaced in Wisconsin's milk production, but experts say more testing is needed to prevent the spread
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Michigan farmers are responding to the new Avian Flu "Extraordinary Emergency" order from MDARD, Michigan's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development
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As the warmer months draw near, we're hearing from experts on the risk of Avian Influenza coming back to the area
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A bird flu outbreak in the U.S. appears to be waning, but experts caution the virus hasn't disappeared.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has confirmed that fox kits in at least three counties have been infected with the H5N1 strain of the bird flu.
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Avian influenza has been confirmed in three baby red foxes in separate southeastern Michigan counties.
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