 Chronic wasting disease has been detected in four deer at a quarantine farm in Crowing County. The Minnesota Board of Animal Health has been monitoring the farm since December 2016 when two whitetailed deer tested positive for the disease. The DNR is currently in the second year sampling wild deer for CWD in Crowing County as a result of the farm's earlier infection. The disease has not been found in wild deer since the DNR began its surveillance in Crowing County in 2017. Assistant Director Dr. Linda Glazer says the biggest change following this new detection will be to extend their deadline to monitor the herd.