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WEATHER ALERT

11 advisories in effect for 11 regions in the area

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Bird flu found in Michigan commercial poultry flock: What to know

Read full article: Bird flu found in Michigan commercial poultry flock: What to know

Bird flu has been found at a commercial poultry facility in Newaygo County.

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Invasive insect that attacks true fir trees found in Missaukee County

Read full article: Invasive insect that attacks true fir trees found in Missaukee County

Invasive balsam woolly adelgid has been confirmed in Missaukee County.

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Michigan expands hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine areas to combat spread: What to know

Read full article: Michigan expands hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine areas to combat spread: What to know

Michigan officials are expanding the state’s interior hemlock woolly adelgid quarantine areas.

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MDARD offers new grants for county fairs to improve buildings across Michigan

Read full article: MDARD offers new grants for county fairs to improve buildings across Michigan

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has announced grants for county fairs to improve buildings across the state.

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MDARD: Oakland County kitten positive for rabies was humanely euthanized

Read full article: MDARD: Oakland County kitten positive for rabies was humanely euthanized

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has released a statement about a 6-month-old unvaccinated kitten in Oakland County that was infested with rabies.

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How you can help protect your hemlock trees from invasive hemlock woolly adelgid

Read full article: How you can help protect your hemlock trees from invasive hemlock woolly adelgid

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking people with eastern hemlock trees on their property to take time this winter and check them for signs of hemlock woolly adelgid.

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Michigan farm owner says human waste contamination was ‘oversight,’ ‘not intentional’

Read full article: Michigan farm owner says human waste contamination was ‘oversight,’ ‘not intentional’

The owner of a Michigan farm accused of using raw, untreated human waste on fields of produce, which triggered a widespread consumer alert, says the incident was an “oversight.”

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These Washtenaw County businesses unknowingly sold produce potentially contaminated with human waste

Read full article: These Washtenaw County businesses unknowingly sold produce potentially contaminated with human waste

Several locations in Washtenaw County sold produce grown by Kuntry Gardens in Homer, Michigan that may have been contaminated with human waste.

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It’s corn! ... and other foods grown in Michigan, by the numbers

Read full article: It’s corn! ... and other foods grown in Michigan, by the numbers

Breaking down some of the foods Michigan is known for producing, and just how much it actually produces.

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How to protect your rabbits from rare, but deadly rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus

Read full article: How to protect your rabbits from rare, but deadly rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus

Michigan officials want rabbit owners to be aware of a deadly virus that will kill virtually all rabbits and hares that contract it.

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What you can do to help prevent spread of invasive pests, protect plant health this summer

Read full article: What you can do to help prevent spread of invasive pests, protect plant health this summer

Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) wants gardeners to be on the lookout for invasive plants, pests and diseases when they head to their local greenhouse or nursery this summer.

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Michigan pauses bird exhibitions at zoos, other venues amid avian flu spread

Read full article: Michigan pauses bird exhibitions at zoos, other venues amid avian flu spread

Michigan has ordered all bird exhibitions to pause as more cases of the bird flu are being confirmed in the state.

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Highly contagious bird flu kills domestic parrots in Washtenaw County

Read full article: Highly contagious bird flu kills domestic parrots in Washtenaw County

HPAI continues to spread within Washtenaw County bird populations and around Michigan.

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With bird flu cases growing, Michigan suggests limiting bird feeders this year

Read full article: With bird flu cases growing, Michigan suggests limiting bird feeders this year

With confirmed bird flu cases growing in Michigan, officials are suggesting residents limit their backyard bird feeders this year to reduce contact with wild birds.

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AG: Detroit marketplace mislabels products, has unsafe food practices, ignored cease-and-desist

Read full article: AG: Detroit marketplace mislabels products, has unsafe food practices, ignored cease-and-desist

Michigan’s attorney general is taking action against a Detroit marketplace on accusations that it has sold mislabeled products, demonstrated unsafe food production practices and ignored a cease-and-desist order, she said.

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MDARD: Ann Arbor shelter took in record number of animals in 2020

Read full article: MDARD: Ann Arbor shelter took in record number of animals in 2020

The Ann Arbor animal shelter, at 3100 Cherry Hill Rd., reported that almost 6,000 animals passed through its doors.

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Michigan: Be on lookout for invasive spotted lanternfly

Read full article: Michigan: Be on lookout for invasive spotted lanternfly

Michigan officials are asking residents to be on the lookout for an invasive species that hasn’t been detected in the state yet, but poses a threat to Michigan’s agriculture and natural resources.

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Michigan health officials say rabies detected in dog from Detroit is first in state since 2011

Read full article: Michigan health officials say rabies detected in dog from Detroit is first in state since 2011

Officials said the 6-month-old dog had never been vaccinated against rabies. The last rabid dog in the state occurred 10 years ago in Oakland County.

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Michigan officials issue order to stop use of Bamboo brand hand sanitizers, call for product to be removed from shelves

Read full article: Michigan officials issue order to stop use of Bamboo brand hand sanitizers, call for product to be removed from shelves

The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development issued an order to stop use of Bamboo brand hand sanitizers. LANSING, Mich. – The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) issued a Stop-Use and Stop-Removal order for Bamboo Moisturizing brand hand sanitizer, citing that the product does not meet the labeled alcohol content. “Hand sanitizers have become one of the critical tools for preventing COVID-19. The department’s Weights and Measures section is conducting additional sampling of various hand sanitizers to ensure they meet the minimum criteria. View the Stop-Use and Stop-Removal order below

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Officials: Don’t panic buy toilet paper, paper towel or other items because it causes a ripple effect in the supply chain

Read full article: Officials: Don’t panic buy toilet paper, paper towel or other items because it causes a ripple effect in the supply chain

LANSING, Mich. – Officials are reminding Michigan residents that they shouldn’t panic buy products like toilet paper, paper towel and other items. “Michigan has an ample supply of food products and other items. But, when shoppers panic buy products like toilet paper, paper towel and other items, it creates a ripple effect within the supply chain,” said McDowell. Consumers should plan for essentials in weekly increments to ensure that supply levels remain steady over the next few weeks. READ: Metro Detroit grocery stores face second wave of supply demand amid COVID-19 pandemic

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Bodies of invasive spotted lanternfly found in Michigan

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LANSING, Mich. – Dead spotted lanternfly insects were found in Michigan in recent weeks, according to The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD). MDARD is asking freight carriers, warehouse workers and delivery drivers to be on the lookout for the spotted lanternfly. Officials said there is no evidence of an established population of the spotted lanternfly in Michigan. The spotted lanternfly sucks sap from host plants and secrets large amounts of a sugar-rich, sticky liquid called honeydew. People involved in transporting and handling goods or freight should become familiar with identifying spotted lanternfly adults and egg masses.

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Michigan officials take steps to protect pine trees from devastating invasive mountain pine beetle

Read full article: Michigan officials take steps to protect pine trees from devastating invasive mountain pine beetle

LANSING, Mich. – Steps are being taken to protect Michigan’s pine trees from the mountain pine beetle. The mountain pine beetle is a destructive forest pest in North America. READ: More invasive species coverageWhat is a mountain pine beetle? Mountain pine beetles is an insect native to the forests of western North America and is also known as the Black Hills beetle or the Rocky Mountain pine beetle. Michigan’s pine resources are at risk of attack by MPB, including white pine, jack pine, red pine, Austrian pine, and Scots pine.

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Michigan officials remind schools, businesses to only use EPA-approved disinfectants

Read full article: Michigan officials remind schools, businesses to only use EPA-approved disinfectants

LANSING, Mich. – Michigan officials want to remind schools and businesses to only use EPA-approved disinfectants. Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) said that the products that meet the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) criteria for use against the virus that cause coronavirus (COVID-19) are listed here. “Disinfecting is a critical step in preventing and reducing the spread of viruses, bacteria, including SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus causing COVID-19,” said Brian Verhougstraete, MDARD’s Pesticide Section Manager. “Always remember that you are required by state and federal law to follow the label when using disinfectants. This includes safe use of the disinfectant, the types of approved surfaces an adhering to the contact time, which is the amount of time the surface should be visibly wet.”MDARD reminds school districts to:Use EPA-registered disinfectants and follow all label directionsDo not use disinfectant as hand wipes or in place of sanitizersKeep out of reach of students, children should not use disinfectantsAvoid touching wet surfaces and always wash hands after useKeep the surface wet for the required contact timeKeep lids tightly closed and out of reach from children when not in useREAD: More COVID-19 coverage

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