Bird flu detected in poultry at Maricopa County farm, marks 3rd Arizona case in 2025
Bird flu was recently detected at a poultry farm in Maricopa County. This marks the third time bird flu has been detected in Arizona this year.
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PHOENIX — Bird flu was recently detected at a poultry farm in Maricopa County, officials announced Monday.
The risk to the public remains low, according to the Arizona Department of Agriculture (AZDA). People that were in close contact with the birds are the most at risk.
Eggs at risk of bird flu have not entered the food supply and there have been no signs of human illness, according to the AZDA. The farm was placed under quarantine. Sanitation efforts are being made to eliminate the spread of bird flu.
This marks the third time in 2025 that bird flu has been detected in Arizona. Bird Flu was previously detected at a poultry farm in Maricopa County last week.
How was bird flu detected at Arizona farm?
Samples were sent to the Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Lab after birds showed signs consistent with bird flu on May 29. The samples were then submitted to the National Veterinary Services Laboratory for confirmation.






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LOL
Poor birds, not surprised the way they are housed and the bad conditions they must endure.. wonder if they are related to the chickens who ate our ballots and then set on fire
More fearmongering.
Zero risk to 99.999999999999999% of people. I may have exaggerated slightly, but you get the point.
I saw they ran a four month old story on a single positive result in dairy milk. While they may think running this will cause fear but all it shows is no more positive test, not one. Big nothing burger.