New Ag Rules: Iowa Fairs Could Look Very Different This Year
Find out why the Iowa Department of Agriculture is on high alert for avian flu cases in dairy cows, impacting livestock shows and fairs across the state.
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Iowa Bird Flu Outbreak Will Result in 1.2 Million Slaughtered Chickens
A disaster proclamation for Taylor County, Iowa, has been issued by Governor Kim Reynolds.
Bird Flu Continues To Spread A Second Time Through Iowa
It’s been less than two weeks since bird flu made its way back into Iowa flocks after we had been in the clear for months.
After A Five Month Break, Bird Flu Strikes Again In Iowa
The Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship has confirmed the first bird flu case in Iowa for months.
Foreign Disease Continues To Spread As Iowa Lifts Restrictions
Right when it seemed lockdowns were over in Iowa, birds were put into their own lockdowns.
Will Poultry Precautions Save Pigs Like It Did Birds in Iowa?
Poultry farmers have been picking up the pieces as avian influenza fades away, while pork producers are looking ahead at what this means in their industry.
After Months Of Lockdown, Iowa Birds Are Getting More Freedom
After over two months of lockdowns, Iowa birds are finally able to get out to live bird exhibits and gatherings.
Conspiracy Theories Hatch As Bird Flu Slows Down In Iowa
It seems that every time a disease hits the media, people always share their opinions on how relevant the disease is.
Friendly Reminder If You’re Feeding Birds in Iowa; Please Stop
That's what the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is telling us. At least stop feeding birds until the end of May. Here's why.
Iowa County First Lost Millions Of Birds And Now Jobs
A county in Iowa is facing the most lossess from the 2022 outbreak of bird flu is now facing job losses.