Arizona Department of Agriculture Detects Avian Flu in Milk From Cows

Jul 10, 2025

By Ignacio Ventura

The Arizona Department of Agriculture says it has detected avian flu in milk produced by cattle in Maricopa County.

So far, the cattle haven’t shown signs of illness with this particular genotype, which is not likely to infect humans.

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