The barn served 125 families in total. After the sick babies were reported, state health officials launched an investigation into the outbreak and contacted the farm in a rural area where there was no phone or electricity.
Samples from the farm found E. coli genetically matched to strains found in one of the sick babies. One of the sick babies nearly died and needed hemodialysis after a month in the hospital, but luckily he recovered.
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Source: Ferra
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