A proposed bill introduced by State Senator Daniel Squadron could require New York farmers to vaccinate their hens against salmonella. Once all farmers implement the practice, the cost would only be one penny per dozen eggs, according to legislators. Salmonella vaccination in chickens has been effective in other parts of the world, including the United Kingdom, where salmonella cases were reduced by 96 percent. (WBNG-TV) Read more.
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