The Bird Flu has an interesting other dynamic that a lot of people aren't talking about and that is our food supply.

Take a look at this.

All right.

Now to a story that impacts farming in Minnesota as well as what you buy at the grocery store.

As bird flu spreads in lower Michigan, poultry and cattle, farmers are becoming more concerned

about food supplies.

Millions of chickens are facing the chopping block after bird flu hits an Iowa farm.

The nation's top egg producer says more than 4 million chickens will be slaughtered after

bird flu was detected at a large egg farm. Some 23 million birds have been killed in Iowa since

2022.

Just to put in perspective, we've probably called in the United States alone between

90 and 100 million birds in the last year, year and a half due to age 5 and 1 flu.

The World Health Organization is investigating a man in Mexico who died of a type of bird flu known as H5N2.

Now three farm workers in the US have been infected mildly with that virus.

What is the level of concern right now about that potential? with that

potentially becoming a pandemic.

I'm really concerned because we're making the same mistakes today

that we made with COVID.

We should be testing every cow weekly you can do pooled PCR we have the

technology we could be pool testing every dairy worker I do believe that

there's onected cases in humans because we're once again

only tracking people with symptoms. U.S. is taking steps to develop or require vaccines

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