Biosecurity Important in Fighting Avian Influenza

Dan April 14, 2017 Poultry

Still good news in that no new cases of avian influenza have popped up for a while. USDA Chief Veterinarian Dr. Jack Shere says good biosecurity can keep it that way.

More information about good biosecurity measures can be found by clicking here.

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