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Michigan is now the latest state in the Midwest and Great Plains to confirm an outbreak of bird flu in dairy cattle. Federal officials say the risk to human health remains low.
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The director of the state's Department of Agriculture and Rural Development said the $1 million budget cut to Michigan's 75 conservation districts is due to the loss of surplus funding from COVID-era relief programs.
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One white-tailed deer was found to have the fatal disease, which causes small lesions in the brain.
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The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development confirmed the presence of spotted lanternflies is contained in a small, wooded area in Oakland County. There is no evidence the insects have spread across the state further.
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The Michigan State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory says their testing has confirmed the illness is parvovirus and that initial testing was not as precise for detecting the virus.
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At least 30 dogs have died from the virus. Many of them were puppies or young dogs not up to date on their vaccinations.
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Two cottage food bills advanced to the full House in Lansing that would allow producers to expand operations and collect more annual gross revenue.
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A common pesticide used to kill flies was restricted by the state of Michigan
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Michigan’s environmental agencies have long discouraged the transport of firewood across state lines.