First seven days crucial in ensuring layer-chick quality 8 Jun 2021 Chick quality is crucial in the laying-hen business, and for Ian Rubinoff, DVM, director of global technical services for Hy-Line International, the first 7 days “have an outsized importance.”
New eco-friendly dry air fogging solution eliminates need for formaldehyde 10 May 2021 Sponsored For decades, formaldehyde has been the UK industry standard to fumigate barns, now there's a new environmentally friendly option that's just as effective
How contaminants enter the poultry feed supply 5 May 2021 Sponsored Microbial contamination, from bacteria and viruses to molds and mycotoxins, access poultry feed and feed ingredients through a variety of routes. Some routes are naturally occurring, while others are caused by exposure d…
Training and management critical for cage-free egg production 30 Apr 2021 Training chicks and pullets so they are prepared for life in cage-free egg systems is critical to ensuring they meet their full productive potential, according to a leading veterinarian.
Cases of drug-resistant Salmonella are increasing in the US 21 Jun 2021 A recent study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) shows a 40% uptick in resistant Salmonella infections in 2015-2016 when compared to infection rates between 2004 and 2008.
Meyn launches Killer M2.0 21 Jun 2021 Sponsored High-speed slaughter solution offering flexibility, precision, and safety
EFSA research sheds light on the sources of AMR in food production 21 Jun 2021 New research from the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) suggests that fertilizers and feed are among the leading sources of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in food production.
USPOULTRY makes funding available for industry education programs across the US 21 Jun 2021 The USPOULTRY Foundation is accepting applications for its Industry Education Recruitment Funding program to support student recruitment for careers in the poultry and egg industry.
UK wants an additional three-month “grace period” in EU meat export spat 21 Jun 2021 Britain asked the European Union for a further three months to resolve a dispute over whether chilled meat products such as sausages, produced in the mainland United Kingdom, can continue to be sold in Northern Ireland.
EFSA research sheds light on the sources of AMR in food production 21 Jun 2021 New research from the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) suggests that fertilizers and feed are among the leading sources of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in food production.…
USDA Outlook Forum: China animal market & feed demand - USDA’s long-term outlook 21 Jun 2021 China’s animal market plays a massive role in driving global feed demand. The composition of Chinese imports has been sh…
Brazil regulation seen allowing more US GMO crop imports 18 Jun 2021 Brazil’s government has published a new regulation to align rules for genetically modified (GMO) crops with global standards, a move the agriculture lobby says will make it easier to import more GMO soy and corn from the United States.…
Registration is now open for PSA's Annual Meeting 17 Jun 2021 The Poultry Science Association is recognizing its 2021 PSA Award winners as it opens registration for its annual Virtual Meeting.…
More States in the United States to Switch to Cage-Free Eggs 17 Jun 2021 Speaker Maro Ibarburu spoke to attendees of the 2021 Midwest Poultry Federation conference about issues and economic cha…
Don't sign the UK-Australia trade deal, says RSPCA 15 Jun 2021 The UK's RSPCA is urging Prime Minister Boris Johnson to stop a trade deal with Australia that could see the UK importing food raised at lower animal welfare standards. …
New report finds that UK supermarket sector is lagging on chicken welfare 14 Jun 2021 Supermarkets across the United Kingdom are lagging behind other food industry sectors on chicken welfare by failing to adopt meaningful improvements on housing standards and sticking with fast-growing breeds. …
Indonesia sets up its first cage-free egg model farm and training center 11 Jun 2021 Faculty of Animal Science at Indonesia's Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM), Global Food Partners and AERES University of Applied Sciences are cooperating to build a cage-free layer hen model farm and training center in Yogyakarta, Indonesia – the first of its kind in Asia.…
USDA likely to reinstate organic animal welfare protections 21 Jun 2021 The USDA has announced that it will be reinstating animal welfare standards on farms producing organic meat governed by the Organic Livestock and Poultry Practices (OLPP) final rule.…
UK NFU hopes that UK-Australia FTA will include safeguards for agriculture sector 16 Jun 2021 The National Farmers Union has issued a statement after Australia and the United Kingdom agreed in principle to a free trade pact on 15 June.…
Australia touts “great win” in UK’s first post-Brexit trade deal 15 Jun 2021 Britain and Australia have agreed a trade deal after talks between their prime ministers ironed out outstanding issues, Australian Minister for Trade Dan Tehan said on Tuesday 15 June.…
Don't sign the UK-Australia trade deal, says RSPCA 15 Jun 2021 The UK's RSPCA is urging Prime Minister Boris Johnson to stop a trade deal with Australia that could see the UK importing food raised at lower animal welfare standards. …
