Tag Archive: bird-transmitted disease (29)

Protect Your Farm From The Financial & Health Risks of Avian Flu

Agriculture WGC Blogs

February 4, 2025
While avian flu continues to spread amongst livestock in the US, there are immediate actions you can take to protect your business from the financial and health risks of an avian flu outbreak. The 2024 avian influenza outbreak continues to pose a threat to US businesses, affecting nearly 13 million... Read More
avian flu

Apply Now For Your Gull Egg Removal Permit

MBM Blogs

February 4, 2025
With temperatures hovering around freezing in the Midwest, spring may seem far away, but warmer temperatures – and new generations of nuisance birds – will be here before you know it. Gull nesting season generally stretches from April to July. During nesting season, if gulls nest and settle on your... Read More
Gull egg removal

Protect Your Farm From The Financial & Health Risks of Avian Flu

Agriculture MBM Blogs

February 4, 2025
While avian flu continues to spread amongst livestock in the US, there are immediate actions you can take to protect your business from the financial and health risks of an avian flu outbreak. The 2024 avian influenza outbreak continues to pose a threat to US businesses, affecting nearly 13 million... Read More
avian flu

Apply Now For Your Gull Egg Removal Permit

WGC Blogs WGC Indy Blogs

February 4, 2025
With temperatures hovering around freezing in the Midwest, spring may seem far away, but warmer temperatures – and new generations of nuisance birds – will be here before you know it. Gull nesting season generally stretches from April to July. During nesting season, if gulls nest and settle on your... Read More
gull egg removal

Bird Flu and the Risk that Fall Migration Poses to Domestic Flocks

MBM Blogs

August 26, 2022
Waterfowl migration season is approaching and as the temperatures drop, wild geese, ducks, and cranes will be flocking up for their long journeys south. Agricultural areas provide excellent refueling and resting areas, especially if farmers grow and harvest crops for livestock feed. Unfortunately however, when such fields draw flocks from... Read More

Steps You Should Take for Reducing Summertime Bird-Caused Water Contamination

WGC Indy Blogs

June 21, 2022
When summertime hits, people across Indiana “flock” to beaches and parks to enjoy the sun and cool off in the water. Unfortunately, many beaches across the Midwest are closed due to contaminated water and park ponds everywhere are obscured by algae. Two key contributors to this not-so-great water quality are... Read More

How To Reduce Summertime Bird-Caused Water Contamination

MBM Blogs

June 21, 2022
When summertime hits, people across Wisconsin “flock” to beaches and parks to enjoy the sun and cool off in the water. Unfortunately, many beaches across the Midwest are closed due to contaminated water and park ponds everywhere are obscured by algae. Two key contributors to this not-so-great water quality are... Read More

Reliable Steps for Reducing Summertime Bird-Caused Water Contamination

WGC Blogs

June 21, 2022
When summertime hits, people across Chicagoland “flock” to beaches and parks to enjoy the sun and cool off in the water. Unfortunately, many beaches across the Midwest are closed due to contaminated water and park ponds everywhere are obscured by algae. Two key contributors to this not-so-great water quality are... Read More

Recognizing a Bird Problem on Your Property

WGC Indy Blogs

February 22, 2022
More than 500 species of birds spend at least part of their time in the Midwest, in every variety of habitat, and on every kind of property. Birds provide many benefits beyond the pleasure we derive from watching them and listening to their songs. But not all bird encounters are... Read More

Got Birds? How to Recognize a Bird Problem on Your Property

WGC Blogs

February 22, 2022
More than 500 species of birds spend at least part of their time in the Midwest, in every variety of habitat, and on every kind of property. Birds provide many benefits beyond the pleasure we derive from watching them and listening to their songs. But not all bird encounters are... Read More