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I have a few hens that HATE the other hen's babies...and will pick after the babies.
Then again, I have seen full grown Cock birds nestled over warming & protecting babies...so depends on the bird.
I live in Benton county Washington, a couple of backyard flocks were affected, one lost like 250 birds, not that that many were infected, but they had to destroy the whole flock..,their birds shared a pond with wild ducks and geese though and they had domestic ducks as well... There is a quarantined area around their place now that is said to be in affect for 2 years I think they said...I'd have to search for the article again...I'm so thankful that it wasn't too close to me...I don't have waterfowl, and my pond is so small it only attracts an occasional frog,.,it was on the other side of the county from me...we have a commercial egg plant in the next county, but it wasn't affected.,,they have doubled the price of their eggs in the stores though...10.86 for 4 dozen medium eggs!!I assume for AI ? It is REALLY REALLY bad in Iowa & Minnesota. Our NPIP out here has mentioned it (AI) should "dry up" along with warmer drier weather...here's hoping !
From: Zack, Jonathan T - APHIS [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, June 12, 2015 11:09 AM Lyndsay M - APHIS; Frederick, Mandi M - APHIS Subject: HPAI Weekly Situation Report, Maps & Positive Premises 6.12.2015
Sent to the following: National Assembly, AAVLD, NPIP State Colleagues, VS All, EMLC, ICG Support Staff, LPA.
Attached:
· HPAI All Maps 6.12.15. Note Map/Figure 2 now includes Control Areas released by County
· HPAI Weekly National Situation Report, 6.12.15
· HPAI Infected Premises, 6.12.15.
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HPAI Response Information
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HPAI Outbreak 2014-2015 short policy and procedure guides[COLOR=1F497D]: [/COLOR][COLOR=336699]http://www.aphis.usda.gov/fadprep[/COLOR]
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HPAI Red Book, HPAI SOPs, HPAI education & training materials[COLOR=1F497D]: [/COLOR][COLOR=336699]http://www.aphis.usda.gov/fadprep[/COLOR]
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USDA APHIS HPAI Updates:[COLOR=336699]http://www.aphis.usda.gov/wps/portal/aphis/home/!ut/p/a1/04_Sj9CPykssy0xPLMnMz0vMAfGjzOK9_D2MDJ0MjDz9vT3NDDz9woIMnDxcDA2CjYEKIoEKDHAARwNC-sP1o8BKnN0dPUzMfYB6TCyMDDxdgPLmlr4GBp5mUAV4rCjIjTDIdFRUBADp5_lR/?1dmy&urile=wcm%3apath%3a%2Faphis_content_library%2Fsa_our_focus%2Fsa_animal_health%2Fsa_animal_disease_information%2Fsa_avian_health%2Fct_avian_influenza_disease[/COLOR]
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USDA Avian Influenza Web Page:[COLOR=1F497D] [/COLOR][COLOR=336699]http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/usda/usdahome?contentidonly=true&contentid=avian_influenza.html[/COLOR]
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Dear National Assembly, AAVLD, and NPIP State Colleagues –
· States which have had positive highly pathogenic avian influenza cases in commercial premises, backyard flocks, captive wild birds or wild birds: 21 (AR, CA, IA, ID, IN, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, ND, NM, NV, OR, SD, UT, WA, WI, WY)
· Premises confirmed for H5 avian influenza number 230 —209 commercial, 21 backyard (The commercial total includes 8 dangerous contact premises.)
[COLOR=5B9BD5]· [/COLOR]209 commercial premises = MN-108, IA-70, SD-10, WI-9, NE-5, CA-2, MO-2, ND-2, and AR-1
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· Commercial poultry depopulated or pending depopulation:
o Turkeys: approximately 7.5 million (0 % pending depopulation)
o Layer chickens and pullets: approximately 41.1 million (4% pending depopulation – 3.5% in NE; p>
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If there are no further outbreaks or complicating factors to our current activities, all active depopulations will be completed within the next week.
Dr. Jon Zack sent the weekly situation report to all state veterinarians earlier today. If you did not get that email, please let me know.
Dr. T.J. Myers
Associate Deputy Administrator
APHIS Veterinary Services
Riverdale, MD
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Table 1: Summary of commercial and backyard HPAI findings by State
StateMinnesota
Total Commercial H5 Pos. HPAI Premises
Flock Type
Premises Pending Complete Depopulation
H5 Pos. HPAI Backyard Premises
Total H5 Positive Premises (Commercial + Backyard)
Presumptive Positive Premises (Pending NVSL Conf)
Turkey
Chicken Layer-Type
Other
108Iowa
103
5
0
0
1
109
0
70South Dakota
35
35
0
1
6
76
0
10Wisconsin
9
1
0
1
0
10
0
9Nebraska
6
2
1
mixed
0
1
10
0
5California
0
5
0
3
1
6
0
2Missouri
1
0
1
mixed
0
0
2
0
2North Dakota
2
0
0
0
1
3
0
2Arkansas
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
1Kansas
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0Washington
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0Oregon
0
0
0
0
5
5
0
0Montana
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0Idaho
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0Indiana
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
0Totals
0
0
0
0
1
1
0
209
159
48
2
5
21
230
0
Table 2: Detail of commercial and backyard HPAI findings
High Path Confirmation by NVSL
State
County
AI Type
Flock Type
Comment
9-Jun
IA
Sioux
20
H5N2 HPAI
Backyard--
2500 game fowl
5-Jun
MN
Kandiyohi
40
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
44,000 turkeys
5-Jun
MN
Brown
5
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
39,000 turkeys
4-Jun
NE
Dixon
6
H5N2 HPAI
Backyard
4-Jun
IA
Hamilton
4
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
19,607 turkeys
4-Jun
IA
Sac
8
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
42,202 turkeys
4-Jun
MN
Renville
8
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
24,782 turkeys
4-Jun
MN
Renville
7
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
415,000 pullets
3-Jun
IA
Clay
2
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
1,115,689 pullets
3-Jun
IA
Hamilton
3
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
17,250 turkeys
3-Jun
MN
Kandiyohi
39
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
37,007 turkeys
3-Jun
IA
Hamilton
2
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
36,205 turkeys
3-Jun
MN
Brown
4
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
15,884 turkeys
2-Jun
IA
Calhoun
2
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
13,385 turkeys
2-Jun
MN
Blue Earth
1
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
19.358 turkeys
N/A
MN
Kandiyohi
38
N/A
Commercial Turkey
dangerous contact; 7067 turkeys
1-Jun
IA
Wright
5
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
434,831 pullets
1-Jun
IA
Sac
7
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
44,287 turkeys
1-Jun
MN
Brown
3
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
18,289 turkeys
1-Jun
MN
Renville
6
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
47,843 turkeys
1-Jun
SD
Moody
2
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
52,000 turkeys
N/A
NE
Dixon
5
N/A
Commercial Chicken
706,924 layers; dangerous contact
N/A
NE
Dixon
4
N/A
Commercial Chicken
202,365 layers; dangerous contact
29-May
IA
Hamilton
1
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
17,353 turkeys
29-May
MN
Renville
5
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
29,260 turkeys + 15,000 fertile eggs
29-May
MN
Brown
2
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
7,333 turkeys
29-May
MN
Meeker
10
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
4,932 turkeys
28-May
IA
Wright
4
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
991,500 layers
28-May
MN
Kandiyohi
37
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
26,379 turkeys
28-May
MN
Kandiyohi
36
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
50,849 turkeys
28-May
MN
Kandiyohi
34
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
17,686 turkeys
28-May
MN
Renville
4
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
48,860 turkeys
N/A
MN
Kandiyohi
35
N/A
Commercial Turkey
Dangerous contact to K-34; 22,768 turkeys
27-May
IA
Webster
1
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
161,200 layers
27-May
IA
Adair
1
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
974,499 layers
27-May
MN
Renville
3
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
95,309 turkeys
27-May
MN
Brown
1
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
46,829 turkeys
26-May
NE
Dixon
3
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
293,241 pullets
26-May
IA
Pocahontas
4
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
20,731 turkeys
21-May
IA
Calhoun
1
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
13,385 turkeys
21-May
IA
Sac
6
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
25,841 turkeys
Pending virus isolation
IA
Buena Vista
16
H5
Commercial Turkey
24,395 turkeys
20-May
IA
Sioux
19
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
149,095 layers
20-May
IA
Sioux
18
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Chicken
99,376 pullets
20-May
IA
Sioux
17
H5N2 HPAI
Backyard
Virus isolated -- pending
IA
Sac
4
H5
Commercial Turkey
43,438 turkeys
No virus isolated
IA
Sioux
15
H5
Backyard
19-May
IA
Sioux
16
H5N2 HPAI
Backyard
19-May
IA
Sac
5
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
28,391 turkeys
19-May
MN
Kandiyohi
33
H5N2 HPAI
Commercial Turkey
42,600 turkeys
19-May
MN
I should have clarified it better. Way back,... would have to look it up, was either mad cow or foot & mouth….but in the UK there were killing zones around the positive tested farms and negative tested animals, even non cows were destroyed. During all this in the United States, there was a governor in the NE of the US, think it was Minn. or Wisc. or…but they said if they had a case in their state they would destroy all livestock within a 40 mile radius. This was then……Now, today, think it was in Eastern Wa. when the AI outbreak was found in the NE….i read there was door to door checking in the perimeter of the outbreak. The guy in the link in Virginia who was going to have his flock destroyed, had only received mailed eggs from someone in another state that had tested positive after the fact….It hadn't mattered that his flock tested negative.
I ain't gonna tell anybody if I see a dead bird....I'm in the se corner of Washington, the paper put us all on notice that if we had a bird die of unknown causes we were to report it...one farm in my county lost 250 birds...it was on the other side of the county and there is a quarantine zone around it, all the chick days at local feed stores still happened though...it blew east really fast!
I ain't gonna tell anybody if I see a dead bird....
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