Several cats, wild and domestic, in the U.S. have contracted H5N1 avian influenza and died from eating raw food contaminated with bird flu. Raw foods include unpasteurized milk, uncooked meat or ...

How default options nudge people to eat meat Defaults are often unconscious and unintentional, she said: "I don't think that most people are thinking like, 'Oh, I want to drive my diners to meat.' I ...

A British farmer has revealed why butchers are flogging meat from China after a mum was ... There's a huge story to every piece of food we eat. 'We're used to seeing it in a box or a pack or ...

State Route 11 has seen the most deer-related crashes, with 216, closely followed by Interstate 76, with 210. Interstate 680, 168; U.S. 224, 150; and U.S. Route 62, 104; round out the top five.

When you’re pregnant, the food you eat is most important, especially because it will support the healthy growth and development of your baby. Your pregnancy diet can also minimize health risks, and ...

White-tailed deer are found throughout the South. Photo courtesy Mississippi State University. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirmed the state’s first case of Chronic ...

Now what? We suggest enjoying asparagus raw. Yes, you read that right. Here, we break down not only how you can eat raw asparagus, but also how to prepare and serve it. Yes, asparagus can be enjoyed ...

A pair of upcoming deer culls in Ahuntsic and Boucherville will likely yield a fair amount of meat for the community, but the Mohawk Council of Kahnawake would like it if they hadn’t had to be ...

The Field-to-Freezer Process Field dressing the deer immediately after the harvest is key to preserving the meat. This involves removing the internal organs and allowing the carcass to cool quickly.

Drone Deer Recovery LLC and its founder, Mike Yoder, claim the state of Michigan violates their First Amendment rights by enforcing a "drone statute" that outlaws hunting with the aircraft. The law ...

as well as the prize venison meat. However, most states now recognise the importance of population control, declaring deer a pest, meaning they can be culled in the same way rabbits and foxes are.