Wisconsin will require proof of a negative H5N1 test for lactating dairy cattle going to fairs and exhibitions. The new order was issued (yesterday) Tuesday and takes effect June 19th, which is the opening date for the first fair of the season at Elroy. This order is specific to movement to a fair or exhibition for lactating dairy cattle.” Producers must receive a negative test for Influenza A virus at an approved National Animal Health Laboratory Network (NAHLN) laboratory with samples collected no more than 7 days prior to movement to the fair or exhibition. The testing is available to producers at no cost through USDA. Producers may also apply for reimbursement of shipping and veterinary fees for collection of samples.
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