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Bird flu infects Iowa egg farm with 1 million chickens

Headline from La Crosse Tribune

Iowa agriculture officials say another commercial egg farm has been infected with bird flu, the first commercial farm case identified since April when a turkey farm was infected. The latest

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  1. La Crosse Tribune

    Bird flu infects Iowa egg farm with 1 million chickens (opens La Crosse Tribune)

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    La Crosse Tribune's feed description

    Iowa agriculture officials say another commercial egg farm has been infected with bird flu, the first commercial farm case identified since April when a turkey farm was infected. The latest

  2. NBC4 Washington

    1 Million Chickens to Be Killed After Bird Flu Infects Iowa Egg Farm (opens NBC4 Washington)

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    Iowa has been hardest hit with bird losses at more than 13.3 million this year.

  3. Sioux City Journal

    Bird flu infects Iowa egg farm with about 1.1 million chickens (opens Sioux City Journal)

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    Sioux City Journal's feed description

    Iowa agriculture officials said Monday that a commercial egg farm in Wright County was been infected with bird flu, the first commercial farm case identified since April, when a turkey

  4. Fox News

    Commercial egg farm that houses 1 million chickens has been infected with bird flu (opens Fox News)

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    A commercial egg farm in Iowa that houses 1.1 million chickens has been infected with the bird flu. This is the 15th commercial farm to be infected in Iowa this year.

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