Indiana officials say the state is declaring freedom from the Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza, or bird flu. A bird flu-free ...

Indiana had 34 commercial poultry flocks and 11 small/hobby flocks test positive for bird flu over the past four years, ...

The state hasn’t had a confirmed flock infection since March 28 and all WOAH-advised criteria has been met to earn the ...

Since the beginning of the year, 22 commercial poultry farms and millions of birds have been depopulated across Indiana ...

Indiana is now considered free of the highly pathogenic avian influenza, according to the State Board of Animal Health.

The designation comes from the World Organization for Animal Health, which requires confirmation that the virus has been ...

Indiana has been declared free from highly pathogenic avian influenza, easing international trade barriers for poultry and poultry products.

Indiana has been declared free of bird flu as of May 27, easing trade restrictions for poultry, though officials warn the ...

The bird flu virus remains a wild card that continues to threaten U.S. poultry and egg supplies while upping the ante with risk to human health.

Since the start of the highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak on Feb. 8, 2022, 171.55 million birds have been affected.