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Canada expands blocks on U.S. poultry, eggs

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff January 28, 2015

Canada’s avian flu-related ban on imports of poultry, birds and eggs from Washington and Oregon has been expanded to include the same products from California and Idaho. The ban was expanded after outbreaks of avian flu in poultry in the past week in both states, including a backyard flock of chickens in Idaho infected with […] Read more

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Idaho confirms avian flu cases as Washington imposes new quarantine

By Laura Zuckerman January 21, 2015

Salmon, Idaho | Reuters –– Idaho officials said avian flu was confirmed in backyard chickens in the southwest of the state on Wednesday as Washington state quarantined poultry and eggs in areas where the virus was detected in chickens, geese and ducks. The highly pathogenic H5N2 strain of avian flu was first found in Pacific […] Read more

(Stephen Ausmus photo courtesy ARS/USDA)

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New outbreak of avian flu found in Washington state

By Victoria Cavaliere January 20, 2015

Seattle | Reuters — A third outbreak of avian flu has been detected in Washington state, prompting agriculture officials on Tuesday to warn bird owners to keep their flocks away from migratory birds that have spread viruses from Oregon to British Columbia. State and federal agriculture officials culled about 120 backyard chickens, geese and ducks […] Read more

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Canada blocks poultry, eggs from U.S. Northwest

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff January 9, 2015

Birds, eggs and poultry products from Washington and Oregon are being kept out of Canada after findings of high-path avian flu in a pair of backyard flocks in those states. The U.S. Department of Agriculture on Dec. 24 reported highly pathogenic (“high-path”) H5N2 avian flu in a backyard free-range flock of geese, turkeys, chickens, ducks […] Read more

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FCC, BMO offer breaks on loans to poultry farmers

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff January 2, 2015

Poultry producers up against direct impacts from avian influenza outbreaks at farms in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley may be able to get breaks on their outstanding loans with some lenders. Farm Credit Canada (FCC) and BMO Bank of Montreal both recently announced they may grant affected customers some leeway on payments. FCC said it “will […] Read more

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CFIA caught up on Fraser Valley bird depopulations

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff December 29, 2014

Birds at the 11 commercial poultry farms and one other property hit so far this month by H5N2 avian influenza in British Columbia’s Fraser Valley have been euthanized. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency reported it had completed “depopulation” of the 85 birds including ducks, chickens, geese and turkeys at a “non-commercial” farm in the Aldergrove […] Read more

Livestock, Poultry/Eggs

Avian flu outbreak in B.C. is high-path H5N2

By Canadian Cattlemen Staff December 4, 2014

Tests have confirmed the avian influenza that’s killed thousands of birds at two British Columbia poultry farms is a “high-path” strain of H5N2. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency on Thursday confirmed the results from tests done at the National Centre for Foreign Animal Diseases in Winnipeg on samples from the two Fraser Valley farms — […] Read more

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Canada expands blocks on U.S. poultry, eggs

Idaho confirms avian flu cases as Washington imposes new quarantine

New outbreak of avian flu found in Washington state

Canada blocks poultry, eggs from U.S. Northwest

FCC, BMO offer breaks on loans to poultry farmers

CFIA caught up on Fraser Valley bird depopulations

Avian flu outbreak in B.C. is high-path H5N2

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