Animal care specialists discovered a sudden death of four geese in the Farmstead’s flock, and one wild duck earlier this week. Initial testing results returned a presumed positive for the H5 virus, the avian flu.

Staff immediately quarantined the other birds in the same enclosure, which are being euthanized today.

https://www.opkansas.org/newsroom/farmstead-closing-temporarily-to-protect-animals-visitors/

Edited October 8, 20223 yr by niman

Kansas Johnson County Wild Duck Presumptive Positive

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Positive Cases of HPAI in Kansas

Case Number	County	Date Confirmed Positive	Type of Operation	Status of Operation	Control Area
1	Franklin	3/10/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard      (Poultry)	Released from quarantine	Released from quarantine
2	Sedgwick	3/17/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard      (Non-Poultry)	Released from quarantine	Released from quarantine
3	Dickinson	3/18/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard      (Poultry)	Released from quarantine	Released from quarantine
4	Mitchell	3/25/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard      (Non-Poultry)	Released from quarantine	Released from quarantine
5	McPherson	4/11/2022	Commercial    (Poultry)	Released from quarantine	Released from quarantine
6	Republic	4/27/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard    (Poultry)	Released from quarantine	Released from quarantine
7	Johnson	10/7/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard	Under quarantine	Under quarantine
8	Neosho	10/7/2022	Non-Commercial Backyard    (Poultry)	Under quarantine	Under quarantine

 

Current Statewide Situation

8 = Total affected premises
8 = Total affected counties

https://www.agriculture.ks.gov/divisions-programs/division-of-animal-health/animal-diseases/avian-influenza?utm_medium=email&utm_source=govdelivery

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Kansas Johnson County Wild Duck 10/7/22