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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher. Remember a long, long time ago, last week,

when the CDC and other U.S. health officials said the risk of infections for humans is low.

And health experts, and we don't expect the outbreak to affect food safety or supply when referring to bird flu.

But officials did say that it was a rapidly evolving situation and the FDA and the CDC said

well you know another dairy heavy state Iowa is monitoring the situation along with Kansas, Texas, Michigan.

Dairy industry officials said that producers have started enhanced biosecurity efforts.

I remember talking about this on all the U.S. farms, including limiting the amount of traffic

into and out of properties and restricting visits to employees and essential personnel.

Now, why would you do that when the risk to infections to humans is low?

Apparently, the risk is not low enough. Texas state officials have now

reported that a person in the state has been infected with bird flu.

Now he came in close contact with the infected cows.

No mention on what kind of close contact he had

with the infected cows.

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