bird flu

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Egg prices are higher than ever before amid a bird flu outbreak in the U.S. According to the Associated Press, a dozen Grade A eggs in the U.S. averages $4.95 for the first time ever. In Washington, the state experiences more chicken flock culling operations than any other state in the country with 11 culls this year alone...

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With nationwide egg prices reaching over $5 a dozen and rising, you might wonder if continuing to buy eggs is worth the pain. The rise in egg prices mainly derives from Avian Influenza (H5N1) becoming a bigger and bigger problem throughout the nation...

A cat in Oregon’s Washington County was recently euthanized after coming down with avian influenza, following exposure to wild birds.  The owner said the kitten was outdoors fulltime, and that they live next to a wildlife refuge, exposed to wild waterfowl.  While new reports ...

While the cost of eggs continues to increase, there are a few ways to make that carton last longer in your fridge. Some may even keep past the "sell by" date.

See how much a 12 count of eggs will cost you at the grocery store this weekend.

With news about the bird flu becoming more common as the situation is unfolding, learn what you need to be concerned about and avoid the panic.

Beijing will allow importers to apply for tariff exemptions for nearly 700 U.S. products including farm and energy goods, as China continues grappling with the coronavirus.

Cases of Bird flu has be found. Farmers saying they feels the ag economy has stayed the same from the month of August to September and Kenneth Juster was nominated for U.S. ambassador to India.

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**Retail prices for generic, white eggs are reaching the lowest levels we’ve seen in a long time because of overproduction. The volatile egg market stems from the Bird Flu outbreak in 2015 that killed nearly 50 million hens and turkeys in the Midwest...