On the frontline against bird flu, egg farmers fear they're losing the battle
Briefly

Greg Herbruck, CEO of Herbruck's Poultry Ranch, faced a critical decision as 6.5 million birds needed culling due to an avian flu outbreak. The emotional burden on his team was profound, leading to distress and sleepless nights. Utilizing strategies from the previous avian flu outbreak, including immediate culling and stringent biosecurity measures, the farm attempted to contain the virus. Despite these efforts, the current outbreak has escalated with a rising number of human cases, heightening concerns for public health and exacerbating the stress on workers and the industry.
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