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Posted By: wabigoon Bird flu in cattle? - 04/04/24
Have you heard anything about it?
Posted By: Dale K Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 04/04/24
Yep, several dairies in Texas and a couple of other states. Some of the herd gets sick, off feed, milk production drops. Cows recover OK in about 2 weeks.

Dale
Posted By: alwaysoutdoors Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 04/05/24
Is there a shot for it?
Posted By: Angus55 Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 04/05/24
What Dale said, had Vets on farm show today, said all cattle recovered.
Posted By: funshooter Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 04/05/24
Give the Goberment a chance and they will find away to kill off more of our Food supply.
Posted By: Dutch Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 04/05/24
Originally Posted by funshooter
Give the Goberment a chance and they will find away to kill off more of our Food supply.

No s#it. My cousin raises chickens and they killed six of his houses. Because of a SUSPECTED positive. They didn’t kill the wild bird that was the carrier, of course.
Posted By: FatCity67 Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 05/02/24
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Posted By: gunchamp Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 05/02/24
Originally Posted by wabigoon
Have you heard anything about it?
N9, n9t a thinjg
Posted By: 1minute Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 05/02/24
Seem with pasteurization, they are only finding virus fragments in marketed milk. So, no issue there, but such will probably still induce panic in a portion of the marketplace.
Posted By: rem shooter Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 05/02/24
Originally Posted by FatCity67
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thats a two-fer ,she washing the roof and the windows at the same time
Posted By: rickt300 Re: Bird flu in cattle? - 05/02/24
Probably some leftard fear porn scam to get rid of cows.
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