Keeping the Avian Influenza virus out
During the most recent Avian Influenza summit, a part of the International Egg Commissions leadership conference in Berlin, the egg industry’s world leaders
Feathers affect thermoregulation and protect skin from litter contact and scratches from other broilers.
The price of animal feed commodities hit an all-time record high. The price of major ingredients has gone beyond any reasonable expectation.
Antibiotic growth promoters are still commonly used in broiler production on the Asian continent due to fears about profitability losses.
Globally, the interest in CO2 stunning systems for poultry is growing, in particular those with a five-six minute CO2 recipe. Meyn Food Processing Technology
Can increased incubation temperatures help reduce the occurrence of leg problems in broilers? This is what the latest research project from Aarhus University
Sales of probiotic-fed chicken products in the United States have increased 34% in the last year due to the demand for antibiotic-free poultry.
The poultry industry is currently enjoying some of the best prices for feed ingredients, but those prices are likely to go up in the next few years, an industry
New outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in poultry have been confirmed in India, Japan and Nigeria, Cambodia
Todd Simmons, Simmons Foods, bowed out as the 2016 chairperson, they shared nine industry challenges – ranging from disease biosecurity, regulatory reform
With avian influenza (AI) currently confirmed across four continents, every poultry farmer needs to be alert for signs of the disease in their flock
Mortality in aviary housing systems was more than double the mortality rates in both conventional and enriched housing systems.
Human food producers and animal feed manufacturers can benefit from attaining a GFSI-benchmarked certification.
Updated USDA meat and poultry labeling regulations are changing how producers are raising chickens and turkeys. According to Debbie Nece, Regulatory Affairs
Texture quality issues attributed to woody breast in broilers include fibrousness and crunchiness.
Dr. Peter Spring, of the Bern University of Applied Sciences, said striving for responsible antibiotic use may be a better strategy than going 100 percent
Keeping broiler birds in tiered colony housing carries significant health and management benefits as well as new challenges for the grower.
The Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration is proposing regulations on the relationship between integrators and poultry growers
Consumers are going online to find information about what they eat, but are egg producers doing enough to ensure what they’re finding is accurate?
Top US broiler companies’ leading veterinary and nutrition experts said the country is reaching a key point in the future of antibiotic use.