This year, Thanksgiving turkeys might need a prayer, not a pardon, as bird flu cases rise. But you don’t need to fret about Thanksgiving dinner. As long as you cook your turkey to 165°F, you will be ...
But bird flu is on the rise in the U.S. again. The recent jump in cases might hike the price of your Thanksgiving, but it won’t make dinner unsafe. Cooking poultry to 165°F kills the virus. Plus, ...
They're everywhere in Sacramento this time of year; strutting across streets and holding up traffic around Arden, destroying gardens in Orangevale and leaving droppings on Fair Oaks sidewalks. Wild ...
Flockdown frustration: Farmer calls bird flu rules a 'pain in the neck' but Christmas Turkey is safe
Graeme Matravers, who runs Manor Organic Farm in Long Whatton, told LBC that mandatory housing requirements are becoming a ...
The Thanksgiving staple will be costlier this year as the highly contagious virus continues to spread People buying turkeys for Thanksgiving should expect a rise in prices due to bird flu Turkey will ...
More than a few stories about birds pecking car doors, supposedly part of a mating ritual, mistaking their reflection for a ...
MOLINE, Ill. — Wildlife agencies in both Illinois and Iowa are asking residents to report wild turkey sightings this summer as part of an ongoing effort to monitor population health and reproductive ...
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