Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) was confirmed in two commercial poultry flocks in Wisconsin on March 10, leading to the loss of approximately 3.1 million birds.

Bird flu (H5N1) confirmed in a Jefferson County poultry flock. Risk to the public is low; officials urge biosecurity and avoiding sick or dead birds.

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Poultry flocks in three southern Wisconsin counties have been confirmed to be infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza ...

Two more cases of bird flu have been confirmed in Wisconsin poultry flocks – one in Jefferson County and another in Walworth ...

DATCP's data page shows 1,621,847 birds affected in a Jefferson County commercial poultry flock. It shows 1,493,596 birds ...

Wisconsin's egg production industry faces a significant setback as avian influenza outbreaks at multiple farms result in the euthanasia of over four million chickens.

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A case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) was identified in a commercial poultry farm in Jefferson and Walworth Counties, the Wisconsin DATCP announced.