For the first time in almost 40 years, a highly contagious strain of avian flu was detected on a Lancaster County farm, setting in motion a massive

A Johnson County hobby flock of chickens, ducks and peafowl is the latest in Indiana to contract avian influenza, the State Board of Animal Health

State and federal agencies have confirmed Texas’ first case of a “highly pathogenic” avian influenza, but commercial egg and poultry operations hav

While avian influenza poses no risk to the public, state Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding said last week the need to stay vigilant is a priori

MADISON, Wis. — Wisconsin is in the midst of an avian flu outbreak, just as many songbirds begin to return to the state for springtime.

An outbreak of highly contagious avian influenza infected a fourth Pennsylvania poultry farm, resulting in the euthanization of birds in an attempt

A deadly epidemic has struck birds across the Midwest and, while it’s no COVID-19, the consequences are far-reaching.

The highly pathogenic avian flu has been detected in a flock of commercial layer chickens in three Pennsylvania farms in Lancaster County, accordin

Poultry Owners Urged to Protect Birds from Avian Influenza Virus, University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources Reports

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is urging residents to remove and/or disinfect bird feeders and bird baths to prevent the spread of av

A much enjoyed family activity — the hand feeding of chickadees — is no longer permitted in Beaver Creek Conservation Area because of the spread of

State health officials are advising bird owners to avoid competitions, shows or swaps that could increase the spread of the highly pathogenic avian

Despite rising cases of the Avian Flue across Pennsylvania, the state said there's no reason to worry about getting it from eating chicken or

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture won’t publicly identify the second and third commercial poultry operations in Lancaster County where tes

Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture Russell Redding provided an update Friday on efforts to stop the spread of the avian flu.

The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is asking people to hold off from using bird feeders and bird baths until the end of May to help stop

The US Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service (USDA-ARS) offered an insightful look at avian influenza in a special edition

If you have bird feeders or bird baths, the Illinois Department of Natural Resources is asking that you take then down through the end of May.

CNBC's Perry Russom joins The News with Shepard Smith to report the 'avian flu' is rapidly spreading in parts of the country, and it

Some farmers are wondering if it's OK that eggs sold as free-range come from chickens being kept inside to protect hens from a highly infectio

Avian influenza – commonly known as “bird flu”- has experts concerned. But should individuals be worried? Can humans get the bird flu?

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Experts are recommending people stop using outside birdfeeders to help prevent the spread of highly pathogenic Avian influenza (HPAI.)

Avian flu has been found at two more locations in Nottinghamshire, it has been confirmed.