Avian flu confirmed at 3 Central Valley dairies. They’re state’s first cases, officials say
Avian flu confirmed at 3 Central Valley dairies. They’re state’s first cases, officials say
The California Department of Food and Agriculture has confirmed that three dairies in the Central Valley have tested positive for the highly pathogenic avian influenza, prompting state officials to place them under quarantine. It is the first time the virus has been discovered in California dairy cows after having spread widely across the United States.
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