As chicken enthusiasts have undoubtedly heard, New York poultry and domestic fowl are experiencing an influx of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) – a deadly disease that can quickly wipe out backyard and commercial flocks. The epidemic has been raging since February, spreading across the state, and impacting 10,000 birds in Dutchess, Fulton, Monroe, Orleans, Suffolk, and Ulster Counties. Meanwhile, wild birds impacted by HPAI have been identified in Cayuga, Seneca, Suffolk, and Wayne Counties.
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