Headline: P\WATT Poultry, 2/12/2026
Roy Graber reports:
A flock of table egg laying hens in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, is the latest case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to be reported in a United States commercial poultry operation.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) reported that the case was confirmed on February 11, and that there were 104,800 birds involved.
This situation was confirmed one day after another case of HPAI was reported in the same county, involving a flock of 36,000 commercial meat turkeys. So far in 2026,
Pennsylvania has had three commercial egg layer flocks struck by HPAI, all of which have been in Lancaster County. Two earlier flock infections were confirmed on January 28 and February 3. [emphasis added]
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January 11-20, 2026
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January 1-10, 2026
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Patterns of avian flu outbreaks in Europe: From farm to farm then, from wild birds to farms now. (12/12)
Avian flu is a global concern. (12/5)
Around the world with avian flu. (12/1)
November 15-30, 2025
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November 1-15, 2025
Avian flu taking a toll in Germany. (11/13)
Avian flu alert in Missouri. (11/7)
You're right if you think there's been a lot of birds killed by avian flu during the past 2 months. (11/1)
October 2025
Avian flu hits Iowa turkey flock. (10/7)
September 2025
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