The bird flu, which has been deemed the worst ever in American history this past year, had basically simmered down in 2023, according to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), but all of sudden it purportedly came back with a vengeance, but only targeting turkeys and not chickens mysteriously enough.
A map and record of the reported cases of bird flu can be seen on the USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) website.
Within the last 30 days the bulk of the outbreak has been in the Midwest and West Coast; and as of today 944,400 birds have been culled, all of them turkeys or undisclosed. No chickens have been culled so far.
Meat + Poultry had reported earlier this week, when the numbers were less 620,000 birds infected, wrote that this is 260 times more birds than in the summer months combined.
Minnesota’s Star Tribune highlighted how this reported late outbreak is comparable to last year’s turkey shortage. The paper wrote:
The autumn bird flu outbreak has so far been minor compared to the last year’s spread, which sent turkey and egg prices soaring. As of Tuesday, and with less than a month until Thanksgiving, the market for frozen and fresh turkeys is “steady” according to the USDA.
Prices for frozen whole turkeys remain below average and are ranging $1 to $1.20 per pound nationwide after reaching nearly $2 per pound during last year’s avian flu-stricken holiday season.
Fresh hens recently climbed to $1.40 per pound, matching the three-year average for late October.
Turkey and poultry supplies have recovered over the last year. This means there is plenty of turkey – and the lower prices that come with strong supplies – to go around for Thanksgiving.
Farm Bureau economist Bernt Nelson wrote earlier this month.
UPI echoes a similar sentiment: “The spread of bird flu impacted the U.S. poultry industry and was blamed for a spike in egg prices.”
This outbreak is not limited to the States, however, as Romania and Bulgaria are also reporting a new wave of cases as well, according to a statement from the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH).
‘The spread of avian influenza, commonly called bird flu, has raised concerns among governments and the poultry industry after it ravaged flocks around the world in recent years, disrupting supply, fueling higher food prices and raising the risk of human transmission,’ Inquirer.net reported.
Additionally, ‘A different strain of bird flu spreading in Cambodia recently infected and killed an adult and child who had direct contact with infected poultry, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,’ Star Tribune noted.
There is no indication that these two human infections with H5N1 pose a threat to the U.S. public.
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AUTHOR COMMENTARY
Well, call me a “conspiracy theorist,” but this is highly suspicious. No chickens, just turkeys before Thanksgiving in a few weeks – nothing to see here!
These numbers will of course increase, which I believe is purely artificial, to justify higher prices and extortion, and a deterrence away from eating meat.
Furthermore, WinePress readers know that I have been warning for some time now that bird flu seems poised to become the next shamdemic, that will be blamed on a colossal number of deaths and justification to cull more livestock. You can check out my detailed reports on this here.
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- WHO Says ‘We Must Prepare’ For H5N1 Bird Flu Pandemic. Wants To Update Pandemic Treaty To Forcibly Vaccinate Countries At Their Own Will. *UPDATE*
- Former CDC Director Robert Redfield Says For The Second Time That Bird Flu Will Be The Next ‘Great Pandemic’
- Scientists Use CRISPR To Gene-Edit Chickens To Make Them Resistant To The Bird Flu – Raises ‘Next Pandemic’ Concerns
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