An outbreak of anthrax killed at least 50 cattle and one moose, according to the state's veterinarian.

The year’s first case of anthrax in North Dakota’s cattle herd has been identified in Stark County. Anthrax is caused by the ...

Anthrax is caused by the bacteria Bacillus anthracis. The bacterial spores can lie dormant in the ground for decades and ...

And then the spore replicates itself and off it goes in a big way.” According to Stokka, anthrax poisoning is a highly fatal disease, and it is very unusual for an animal to recover after infection.

The first reported case this year of anthrax disease in livestock was confirmed in a cattle herd in Stark County on Tuesday.

The Nebraska Department of Agriculture is warning livestock owners about anthrax after cattle in North Dakota and Texas tested positive for the disease.Anthrax is a deadly disease that can remain ...

Anthrax has been confirmed in several beef cattle herds in Carbon County, Wyo. — the first confirmed occurrence in the state since the 1970s, according to the Wyoming Livestock Board. […] ...

Anthrax is rare in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control. However, sporadic outbreaks do occur in wild and domestic grazing animals such as cattle or deer.

In the past decade, the lab has identified 10 cases of anthrax, nine from California and one from Nevada. "Anthrax is a very old disease that is not uncommon in animals," said State Veterinarian Dr.

A second case of anthrax has been reported in beef cattle in Kidder County this year. The case was confirmed by the North Dakota State University Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory today.

Anthrax is a reportable animal disease in Colorado and suspected cases must be reported to the Colorado Department of Agriculture’s State Veterinarian’s Office by calling (303) 869-9130.