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Officials say 2 new probable cases of bird flu in Iowa Published 4:21 PM CDT May 26, 2015 DES MOINES, Iowa —State officials say there are two probable cases of bird flu in Adair and Webster counties in Iowa. Related Disposal process of infected birds... Vilsack talks about what's next...

This is the latest news from the horses mouths. http://www.iptv.org/iowapress/episode.cfm/4233 this is a video of the thirty minute show from Iowa Press. I was interested in the contamination part. the director mentioned dust. Well, the industry uses those huge fans to pull out the...

Heard on the news in Iowa 36 million birds. The facts for me are: One bird in a factory quanset gets the flu. That bird is in a cage with six to ten other birds. Those birds are infected sitting inches away from ten other birds in a cage, does not take long for 100,000 birds to get it. Spreads...

Mills Co. landfill says dead chickens could arrive in one week UPDATED 9:10 AM CDT May 21, 2015 OMAHA, Neb. —Bob Glebs, the CEO of Loess Hills Regional Sanitary Landfill, says truckloads of chickens killed due to the bird flu could arrive at his site outside Malvern, Iowa, within a week. Glebs...

thegawd said something interesting. He thinks the industrial poultry sites are giving the flu to the wildlife birds and the wildbirds are getting blamed for it. Very interesting.....

The news on PBS said 32 million birds. Horrifying. This has surpassed the record 17 million in the 80's.

Thank you.

I wouldn't even call 1.7 million birds in an industrial complex a farm.

I cannot believe Iowa wants to bury the sick chickens in NE for disposal. What are they thinking? Also, an Indianna backyard poultry flock has a strain from the West. If you get a chance read the comments at the end of the article on the web...

I didn't get past the ii page.

I have had the same thoughts. We have a license to own chickens. The State has our name, number etc. When the inspector came out last fall he said they would be hiring new inspectors because of the uptik of people have chickens in the yard. b) If they want your birds bad enough they will get a...

Maybe a little treat for the lock down girls.

You're cute.

I agree with the wind. and for that matter when it rains. Droplets of water and of debris of strains carried by the wind can set anywhere. Especially in this part of the country.

EWWHHH

This link shows signs and symptoms of the Bird Flu http://www.aphis.usda.gov/animal_health/birdbiosecurity/biosecurity/basicssigns.htm