Dairy influenza

https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/usda-reports-more-h5n1-detections-mammals-wild-birds
https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/avian-influenza-bird-flu/quick-takes-h5n1-avian-flu-arizona-cattle-malaria-vaccine-price-cut
Some old news about cats infected back in December, but some new infection data for wild birds and mammals in Arizona.  They aren't saying if it is associated with the D1.1 dairy infection.
The Dairy infection is still spreading in Arizona for some stupid reason, they did not restrict dairy worker movements, and more herds and poultry farms keep going down.
It is over a year too late, but the CDC and USDA should have updated their recommendations on farm worker movements between farms well over a year ago when they found out that dairy workers from infected dairies worked at the poultry farms that got infected with the dairy virus in Michigan in March and April 2024.  The report came out in June 2024, but no modification on CDC and USDA.  The results have been all the poultry flocks and herds that got infected since then.  California lost over 40% of their commercial layer flocks and multiple other commercial meat flocks.  My guess is that every commercial flock in the same county with the infected herds in Arizona have gone down.  One company claims that they have been totally wiped out (I think they had 3 farms).
Ron Okimoto