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  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Bird flu scare: Dead ducks found on York Beach sent for testing

    YORK, Maine — Samples from dead ducks found on Short Sands Beach on Tuesday are being sent to a lab to determine whether the birds died from avian flu. Health officials, including those at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, are monitoring …

    Source: Foster's Daily Democrat - New Hampshire - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    New USDA Secretary focused on reducing avian flu, lowering high egg prices

    Less than two weeks on the job, the new Secretary for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Brooke Rollins is focused on the avian flu that has wiped out millions of chickens and raised the price of a dozen eggs to nearly $5. That's a 53% jump from one …

    Source: CBS Dallas - Texas - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    US egg producers see profits soar as bird flu crisis rages

    Laura Saade, 27, hasn’t bought eggs for two weeks. First, they became more expensive. And then, there were none available. The woman of Colombian origin — who shops at the Walmart at 200 Otis Street, in Northborough, Massachusetts — says that “a dozen [ …

    Source: El País - Center-left
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Vt. farms work to protect flocks from bird flu

    RICHMOND, Vt. (WCAX) - All it takes is one infected chicken to kill an entire flock. Now, farmers are pulling out the stops to make sure their birds aren’t next. Lindsay St. Pierre scoops probiotic powder into a jug and fills it with water. Dunking her …

    Source: WCAX - Vermont - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Maine Public launches project in collaboration with USM to track statewide grocery prices

    Many believe inflation was a major reason that voters turned out for Donald Trump in November. The national inflation rate peaked in June 2022 at just above 9%. It has since fallen, but some worry it could accelerate further as a result of the president…

    Source: Maine Public Broadcasting Network - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    What does the recent avian flu surge mean for your feeders?

    Key points: Since late 2024, the avian influenza virus H5N1 has been spreading rapidly through wild bird populations, possibly spurred by fall migration. Waterfowl and seabirds have been hit hard, though infections in songbirds remain uncommon. Experts say …

    Source: The University of Rhode Island - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 24, 2025

    Bird Flu Found in Rats for First Time, USDA Confirms

    Key Takeaways Bird flu was detected in rats for the first time in California The detection was linked to poultry outbreaks So far, 70 human cases have been reported in the U.S., with one confirmed death MONDAY, Feb. 24, 2025 (HealthDay News) -- For the …

    Source: Bloomer Advance - Wisconsin - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 24, 2025

    Florida chicken farmers experience increased demand in wake of bird flu scare

    As egg prices have gone up, some Florida residents are crowing about raising their own chickens. Lacy Spencer, 26, a freelance fitness instructor in Trenton, made the leap last June when she chose to raise two chicks for the first time. She said the …

    Source: WUFT - Florida - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on Feb 22, 2025

    Bird Flu Concern Increases As Indoor Cats Die, Unknown How Infection Occurred

    Just days after Minneapolis declared a State of Emergency amid a trifecta of viral outbreaks, concern over bird flu continues to rise, as it is no longer just farm animals who are contracting H5N1. Domestic indoor cats have also fallen victim to H5N1, but …

    Source: The Travel - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 22, 2025

    Massachusetts Zoo Mourning Unexpected Death of 21-Year-Old Harbor Seal: Deadly Avian Flu Virus to Blame

    The highly pathogenic avian flu virus has once again struck a zoo in the United States and claimed yet another wildlife victim. Zoo officials at the Buttonwood Park Zoo in New Bedford, Massachusetts, had to make the heartbreaking announcement in a Facebook …

    Source: The Travel - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Local egg producers now in demand

    As egg supplies and prices fluctuate nationwide during a bird flu outbreak, Lakes Region locals are looking for alternatives to paying high prices at the grocery store. Kathy Sorell of Restoration Acres Farm said there has been increased demand for her …

    Source: The Laconia Daily Sun - New Hampshire - Label Pending
  • Published on 01:55 GMT

    Egg costs are high, so a NH farm will rent out chickens: ‘they're really easy'

    Egg prices continue to hit records highs and families are scrambling to find more affordable options. Some are turning to local farms as an alternative. At Templeton Family Organics Farm in Goffstown, New Hampshire, a carton of eggs is poached as quickly …

    Source: NECN - Massachusetts - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Denny's Adding Egg Surcharge, IL Customers Could Pay More

    ILLINOIS — Fans of the bargain breakfast may have to pay extra at Denny’s if their order includes eggs, the restaurant chain confirmed. Citing the nationwide egg shortage and increased cost of eggs, Denny’s said some locations will temporarily add a …

    Source: Yorkville, IL Patch - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Requesting Worcester residents be allowed to raise chickens

    WORCESTER, Mass. - The debate over the right to own chickens is back on the Worcester City Council’s agenda. The most recent push is being brought up as egg prices soar due to bird flu. What You Need To Know There's a petition on the Worcester City …

    Source: Spectrum News NY1 - New York - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Want to Live Long? Lifestyle Matters More Than Genes

    It’s impossible to predict when you’re going to die. But if you’re aiming for a long and healthy life, it pays to worry less about your genes—which you can’t change anyway—and more about your lifestyle and surroundings. That’s the conclusion of a new study …

    Source: TIME Magazine - Center-left
  • Published on Feb 21, 2025

    Syracuse Zoo makes changes because of avian flu

    SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Operating out of what it calls “an abundance of caution” the Syracuse Zoo has taken most of its birds off-exhibit. "The Rosamond Gifford Zoo is committed to the health and well-being of all the animals in our care," said …

    Source: CNY Central - New York - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 21, 2025

    Bird flu rising: Mainers advised on best practices for backyard bird care

    Maine Audubon staff naturalist Doug Hitchcox clarifies if there is any danger in feeding wild birds. FALMOUTH, Maine — Many Mainers love their feathered friends, often welcoming wild birds to their backyards with birdseed and bird baths. But with avian flu …

    Source: News Center Maine - Neutral
  • Published on Feb 21, 2025

    2 household cats in Michigan died from bird flu, CDC says

    MICHIGAN (WNEM) - Two indoor-only house cats died after contracting the bird flu, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The cats lived in the homes of dairy workers. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) …

    Source: WNEM - Michigan - Label Pending
  • Published on Feb 25, 2025

    Massive breakfast chain with 1,500 locations rolls out surcharge on limited item after company promises ‘value’

    A POPULAR breakfast joint with over 1,500 restaurants has plans to implement an additional fee on its meals made with a limited ingredient. As Denny's works to roll out its new egg surcharge, the company has promised to continue delivering value in …

    Source: The U.S. Sun - Right-wing

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