What is preventing the use of high path avian flu vaccines?

High path avian influenza has affected close to 170 million birds over the past three years.

USDA is working to combat the virus and lower egg prices through a new strategy, which includes funding for vaccine research.

American Farm Bureau Economist Bernt Nelson spoke with RFD-TV’s Suzanne Alexander about current HPAI vaccines and what is preventing the use of them.

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