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Avian Influenza Strains Minnesota's Poultry Farmers

Avian Influenza Strains Minnesota's Poultry Farmers

Apr 18, 2022

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Avian flu continues to spread through Minnesota. The last outbreak of avian flu seven years ago affected 9 million birds. Minnesota is the number one producer of turkeys in the country so many people are watching the situation closely. That includes MPR News reporter Kirsti Marohn, who joined Cathy to give details about the spread.

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