Headline: WATT Poultry, 1/8/2026
Roy Graber reports:
Two commercial turkey flocks in North Carolina have been hit by highly pathogenic avian influenza in less than a week.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) reported that the presence of the virus was confirmed in a flock of commercial turkey breeder hens on January 7. There were 20,200 birds involved.
This flock infection follows an earlier reported case of HPAI in a commercial flock of 14,000 commercial meat turkeys. That case was confirmed on January 2.
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