"Bird producers across the state would be wise to take the necessary precautions to protect their flocks as the cases of Avian Influenza have begun to pop up again across the country," Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles said. "We encourage everyone to visit kyagr.com/HPAIfor additional information and updates as they come. Protecting the health of livestock and poultry in the commonwealth is a top priority of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture.”
Kentucky is home to 75,966 farms. About half of Kentucky's 25.8 million acres is considered farmland.
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