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...poultry, from the basics to more advanced topics such as those to be presented by state veterinarian Dr. Robert "Bob" Gerlach, who will talk on flock management, disease and parasite detection and egg handling. Wendy Smith will also present...
...said. No one has died from the infection, he said.The Campylobacter infection is a common problem on farms, said Bob Gerlach, state veterinarian.More than 90 percent of dairy farms in the Lower 48 owned cows that tested positive for the campylobacter...
...05-9:25 a.m. - Chickens in Alaska 101, presented by Darren Snyder.9:25-10:25 a.m. - Dr. Robert "Bob" Gerlach, Alaska State Veterinarian will talk on flock management, disease and parasite detection and egg handling.10...
...the most basic questions regarding Alaska seafood: Is it safe to eat? So far the answer is yes, said the DEC's Bob Gerlach. But, he added, "everybody's watching, from rural communities to commercial fishermen." The federal Environmental...
...retailers in the state, Fred Meyer and Carrs/Safeway, said they had received no meat involved in the recall. Dr. Bob Gerlach, the state veterinarian, said the http://www.usda.gov U.S. Department of Agriculture is handling the recall...
...dispose of the milk on their properties, but officials are discussing alternatives, according to state veterinarian Bob Gerlach. Some officials fear the milk could contaminate lakes, creeks and rivers, he said. The four dairy farmers who provided...
...initial test results for Asian H5N1 will be relayed immediately to the public, Mandsager said. State Veterinarian Bob Gerlach said the state will modify its advice to the public if and when the virus is detected in Alaska. Quarantines would...
...environmental epidemiologist Tracey Lynn. "They have some of the lowest levels that are ever recorded." Lynn and Bob Gerlach, who oversees the state's fish-monitoring project, were surprised to see that Health magazine's June edition...
...before the meat from the infected cow was cut and processed for human consumption. Alaska state veterinarian, Dr. Bob Gerlach, also could not immediately be reached for comment on Sunday. Gerlach had assured the media on Friday that none of...
...said Friday the recalled meat removed from Alaska will be put in a landfill, destroyed or rendered inedible. Dr. Bob Gerlach, state veterinarian, said a USDA spokesman told him about the 30-pound recall in Alaska earlier this week. But...