Avian Influenza: What We Learned From 2015

Author(s): Shawn Hawkins | Pramir Maharjan | Tom Tabler | Yang Zhao
Publish Date: August 22 2023
Publication Number: D158

Abstract

The presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in several states early in 2022 has the Tennessee poultry industry taking extra precautions to keep this devastating disease out of Tennessee poultry flocks.

Category
Animals & Livestock
Subject
Animal Health,
Keywords
Avian Influenza Chickens
Language
English
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