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Two area duck farms quarantined after bird flu detected

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Officials quarantined two commercial duck farms after detecting bird flu in their flocks.
The Indiana State Board of Animal Health quarantined 3,500 ducks at a meat duck farm in Elkhart County and more than 2,500 ducks at a breeder in LaGrange County.
Authorities will depopulate the birds at both farms and allow restocking once tests show the virus is gone.
Officials stress that properly cooked poultry is safe to eat.

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Linda Burnett October 14, 2025 at 7:40 am

I was just telling a friend the other day Thanksgiving will be here soon and we will be hearing about “bird flu” before long. I’m sure the gov’t will be finding it in turkeys as well…….who knew????

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