A dairy cow on a southwest Minnesota farm. Minnesota will be among the next group of states to start mandatory testing of milk from dairy farms for the H5N1 virus. Mark Steil / MPR News 2018.

Agriculture officials next month will begin mandatory testing of milk from Minnesota’s dairy farms for highly pathogenic avian influenza. The U.S. Department of Agriculture ordered national ...

Dairy cows crowd a fence waiting to be milked in Ridgeway in April 2024. Samples from each of Minnesota's 1,625 permitted dairy farms will undergo testing once a month for H5N1, the virus commonly ...

Minnesota will begin testing raw milk from dairy cows to see if they have H5N1 bird flu starting Monday. "Every farm in the state will be tested once a month," said Dan Glessing, who owns Glessing ...

The Minnesota Department of Agriculture is now testing pre-pasteurized, or raw, cow milk samples already collected from each of Minnesota’s approximately 1,600 dairy farms on a monthly basis.

A Stearns County dairy farm is under quarantine for bird flu after milk testing found H5N1 last week, state officials announced. It’s the first reported dairy cow infection in Minnesota ...

Fran Miron feeds his cows at his farm on Sept. 5, 2019, in Hugo, Minnesota. ... that have infected dairy cattle, poultry and humans," he told Fox News Digital.

Evergreen Acres Dairy will pay $250,000 in back wages and make repairs to its worker housing to settle a lawsuit brought by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, who alleged the ...

A Minnesota dairy farm will pay employees $250,000 in back wages under a settlement with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. On Thursday, Ellison’s office announced a settlement with ...

Employees who labored long hours on a dairy farm were disappointed on payday when their checks showed no overtime pay and was missing compensation for regular hours worked, Minnesota police said ...

A dairy cow on a southwest Minnesota farm. Minnesota will be among the next group of states to start mandatory testing of milk from dairy farms for the H5N1 virus. Mark Steil / MPR News 2018.

A Minnesota dairy farm will pay employees $250,000 in back wages under a settlement with Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison. On Thursday, Ellison’s office announced a settlement with ...