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Avian flu detected in Boone County backyard flock

Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been detected in a backyard flock in Boone County, according to 95.1 The Bull.

Boone County Iowa DeskSeptember 29, 2026
Avian flu detected in Boone County backyard flock

Key takeaways

  • Highly pathogenic avian influenza was detected in a Boone County backyard flock.
  • The affected flock is identified as a backyard, noncommercial flock.
  • 95.1 The Bull reported the development.
  • The flock size, confirmation date and response are not established here.

## The detection Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been detected in a backyard flock in Boone County, 95.1 The Bull reported in its “Ag Matters” coverage.

The case involves a backyard flock rather than a commercial operation. The report identifies the disease as highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly called bird flu.

## What is known The reported location is Boone County, and the affected birds are in a backyard flock. The report does not establish the flock’s size, the date of the detection, or what agency confirmed it.

## What to watch Residents with backyard birds should watch for official updates about the case and any instructions connected to the flock. Further public information may clarify the confirmation, the number of birds involved and any steps being taken.

What to watch

  • Any public update identifying the confirmation date.
  • Information about the flock size and any response steps.
  • Any instructions issued for backyard bird owners.

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