More Than A Million Minnesota Turkeys Affected By Bird Flu
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St Paul (KROC AM News) - More than a million commercial turkeys in Minnesota have now been affected by the spreading avian flu that was first detected in the state two weeks ago.
The latest report from the Minnesota Board of Animal Health shows a total of 23 commercial turkey flocks have been diagnosed.
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Ten of those are in Kandiyohi County in the central part of the state.
A spokeswoman for the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association says the state’s commercial operators are better prepared to deal with the current outbreak than they were with the one in 2015 that devastated flocks, wiping out about 9-million birds.
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