Abstracts Featured at PSA Meeting Focus on Improving Poultry Nutrition
US - The Poultry Science Association (PSA) annual meeting is well known for showcasing the latest research and stimulating discussions on a broad range of issues affecting the poultry industry.
10 July 2012
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By: Attendees at the 2012 PSA Meeting being held July 9 – 12 at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, have the opportunity to learn the latest discoveries from Novus International, Inc. research scientists.
"Novus is committed to developing poultry health and nutrition solutions based on strong science," stated Dr Chris D. Knight, Sr. Vice President, Research & Development at Novus.
"Our global research encompasses everything from basic discovery through innovation, to customer Return on Investment (ROI) in commercial scale field applications. We're proud of the work that the Novus research scientists and collaborators will be presenting at this year's PSA meeting."
Novus is a proud sponsor of the PSA Foundation Legacy Project. Last year the company established a $30,000 challenge grant to help underwrite half of the project cost through a dollar-for-dollar matching pledge.
Novus's support of the Legacy Project reflects a genuine understanding of the value and significance of historical research. The project is also aligned with Novus's commitment to the science-based advancement of animal and human nutrition.
