US poultry farms have not given up the opening of the H5N1 flu in the last 2 days, with more outbreaks reported by eight states, according to recent US Department of Agriculture (USDA), APHIS Health Inspection Service (APHIS).
In California, the outbreaks hit two more commercial farms for ducks, one in Madera County and the other in Merced County, affecting about 157,000 birds.
Meanwhile, four more discoveries were reported in solid Ohio, including three turkey farms and a layer of facility that has 1.4 million birds. The virus also struck a broiler farm, which houses nearly 146,000 birds in Delaware, turkey farms in Missouri and North Carolina, a layer farm in Indiana and a facility with nearly 48,000 birds in Pennsylvania.
The backyard herds, including those in Indiana, Idaho and Pennsylvania, have also been reported. Separately, the Maryland Agriculture Division reports a preliminary positive positive flock in a flock in Montgomery County, which is part of the Washington metropolitan area, Colombia District.
In the development of dairy cows, Aphis confirmed another discovery, another from California, raising the national sum to 951 and the total amount of the state to 734.
West Virginia stops home exhibits, a warning of Massachusetts editions
In other developments, current findings in wild birds and poultry have caused more actions and warnings in the affected conditions. The Ministry of Agriculture of West Virginia yesterday announced the suspension of all poultry exhibitions due to the ongoing threat of bird flu and the latest confirmations in trade holdings in the surrounding countries.
Massachusetts officials this week have warned the public about the suspected death of bird flu in wild and poultry in several of the cities of the state that suggest that the virus is widespread in the country. He urged people to avoid wildlife, including sick and dead birds, and encouraged the public to report observations of sick and dead birds if five or more groups were found to be civil servants through an online portal.