APHIS added that it would not pay indemnity for flocks moved onto the active infected zones if the flocks became infected ...

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US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins announced a $1 billion-dollar comprehensive strategy to curb highly pathogenic ...

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a USDA spokesperson confirmed. The spokesperson also said that veterinarians, animal health technicians and other emergency response personnel at APHIS were “exempted” from the initial firings ...

Producers will continue to be compensated through Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) for losses, while working to create new programs to aid accelerated repopulation with the USDA ...

"USDA consistently operates on a science-based ... and surveillance efforts," the agency added, explaining that "APHIS continues to work closely with state animal health officials on surveillance ...

The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service ... research and surveillance efforts," the agency added, explaining that "APHIS continues to work closely with state animal health officials on ...

VCG via Getty Images "USDA consistently operates on a science-based, step-by-step approach, informed by what it learns about this virus through its everyday work and research and surveillance efforts, ...

APHIS will continue to indemnify producers whose flocks must ... Remove Unnecessary Regulatory Burdens on the Chicken and Egg Industry to Further Innovation and Reduce Consumer Prices USDA is working ...