Two Stanislaus County farms see avian flu outbreaks
Two Stanislaus County farms see avian flu outbreaks
The California Department of Food and Agriculture recently confirmed that a pair of commercial farms in Stanislaus County experienced highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks. The fast-spreading virus — also known as avian flu or bird flu — has forced the two farms to quarantine and euthanize their birds to prevent further spread of the disease.
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