Utah implements new restrictions amid possible avian flu outbreak in cattle

TAYLORSVILLE — Utah agriculture officials are imposing new dairy cattle restrictions to prevent a spreading disease from reaching the state. The Utah Department of Agriculture and Food is now requiring that farmers have certificates of veterinary inspection within seven days of transport if the cattle is coming in from Texas, Kansas, New Mexico or any other state affected by a suspected bird flu outbreak among cattle. A statement that the cattle herd has had no signs of the disease must also be included on all certificates. The disease has not...