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Unlikely they have much opportunity for exposure- they migrate alone, live alone, antisocial,solitary birds...

might it also - since they mention large gatherings- be about what a human might track in on their shoes?

That's how I took it on the last article up there (feed store owners wonder..) I was warned off of flea markets & swaps d/t the other diseases that some have come across at them, & that seems to be the focus.

https://www.witn.com/2022/04/06/feed-store-owners-wonder-how-bird-flu-suspensions-affect-sales/

https://www.witn.com/2022/04/05/state-suspends-poultry-shows-public-sales-over-avian-flu-concerns/ https://www.witn.com/2022/04/05/state-suspends-poultry-shows-public-sales-over-avian-flu-concerns/

Nor do I. For that matter we don't eat a lot of chicken, period, but buy a lot because I make our dogs' food, so I notice when there are purchase limits of 2, or none at all.

This was it - I knew it had been awhile back - last July http://www.fsis.usda.gov/recalls-alerts/tyson-foods-inc.-recalls-ready-eat-chicken-products-due-possible-listeria

Did a brief search to see if I found anything, as you stated, bad roosters, covid, production supply (paper,foil, etc) & staff,trucking issues. This article talks about water issues & intended down trend in production. Aka just more depressing news...

I think Tyson was already in the barrel d/t covid and some other infection in chickens. As usual, I don't remember what that infection was, just remember thinking of karma bc they didn't protect workers when covid kicked up. Indiana cases have all been turkey farms in 2 counties, and one wild...

A suggestion- consider the questions we have, meaning of non-poultry, what do they do when they find one infected wild bird- list questions in this thread thn we can send to [email protected] - the project manager for USDA APHIS

Lol- and now I see someone already said that. At some point in researching all of this, I read that migrating birds are vectors to most viruses, human & otherwise.

In addition to common vectors, they're now including the sparrows and rodents as spreaders. A short time ago they were primarily pointing at waterfowl. There are limits on chicken meat purchases here now,and empty shelves.

I checked The Guinea Farm last night, no mention of issues 🤞 hope it stays that way, many Natl hatcheries in Iowa

That's what I was thinking that the key word was "husbandry" - which I thought meant anyone raising,breeding & caring for - but in this instance means commercial?

" Non-poultry avian is any species of bird that is not considered poultry. Poultry includes chickens, guinea fowl, turkeys, waterfowl, pigeons, doves, peafowl, and game birds under the husbandry of humans." Back to top

Well, we agreed she would move into the new coop and reign over the incoming, but it won't stop raining long enough to get it done.🤷‍♀️

https://www.michigan.gov/mdard/animals/id-movement/movement/pet-birds-non-poultry-avian

...think Numi is moving out anytime soon?...

"Non-poultry avian is any species of bird that is not considered poultry. Poultry includes chickens, guinea fowl, turkeys, waterfowl, pigeons, doves, peafowl, and game birds under the husbandry of humans." https://www.michigan.gov/mdard/animals/id-movement/movement/pet-birds-non-poultry-avian

I'm just catching up with this thread, so came across yours. Some are putting up tarps. I don't know what your set up is, bird netting won't help. The new area we're building will have 1/2" hardcloth top to bottom, and I'm thinking about running door/window screen over the top to keep out the...