Breeding & Genetics: Page 11

Broilers & Turkeys
Moy Park’s largest hatchery a testament to hard work
Moy Park’s Newark hatchery is now firmly established. Producing 2.4 million chicks a week, the facility has not disappointed.
Dan Ashmore, hatchery manager at Moy Park’s Newark hatchery notes that the site has been operating for more than three years and is working well, at high capacity and delivering consistent returns. | Courtesy Moy Park
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Breeding & Genetics
Key tips for effective in-ovo poultry vaccination
Learn how to maximize the benefits of in-ovo vaccination of poultry flocks.
Optimal protection is only achieved when vaccines are injected into the amniotic sac or the embryo. Other locations may result in limited or no protection and my injure the embryo. | Courtesy Zoetis
Breeding & Genetics
Hy-Line International adds to Southeast Asia Technical Service Team
Hy-Line International announces Dr. Santana Dewa Made as a technical specialist in Southeast Asia.
Processing & Slaughter
How will COVID-19 affect broiler breeder flock size?
The size of the U.S. broiler breeder flock in the coming months will largely depend on the staffing situation at poultry processing plants, Joe F. Sanderson Jr., CEO of Sanderson Farms, said.
(Roy Graber)
Broilers & Turkeys
Marc de Beer named president of Aviagen North America
Aviagen welcomes Dr. Marc de Beer as its new president of North America.
Marc de Beer (Aviagen)
Egg Production
Olinday Farms produces duck eggs for American consumers
Due to its position within the industry, the operation estimates there were 15 million fresh duck eggs eaten nationally at restaurants or purchased at retail grocery stores last year.
Metzer Farms has 14,000 breeders producing fertile eggs for the hatchery and 8,000 ducks producing fresh table eggs for Olinday Farms. (Courtesy Olinday Farms)
Broilers & Turkeys
Cobb Europe names new managing director
Cobb-Vantress veteran Roy Mutimer recently accepted the role of managing director for Europe.
Roy Mutimer (Cobb-Vantress)
Breeding & Genetics
IPC: Poultry genetics trade must continue amid pandemic
The International Poultry Council (IPC) has written to the leadership of the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the World Trade Organization (WTO), urging them to support the continued shipments of poultry genetics during the COVID-19 pandemic.
(Roy Graber)
Broilers & Turkeys
Wayne Farms granted tax incentives for hatchery project
The city council in Troy, Alabama, has granted more than $1.2 million in tax abatements to Wayne Farms for its $16 million hatchery expansion there.
(Roy Graber)
Breeding & Genetics
China approves imports of live poultry from US
China’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs announced that live poultry can now be imported from the United States, effective February 17.
(Cbies, Bigstock.com)
Broilers & Turkeys
Hendrix Genetics names new executives
Hendrix Genetics, a leading global animal genetics company with activities in 25 countries, is adding two members, Johan van Arendonk and Raf Beeren, to its executive committee (ExCO), effective April 1, 2020.
Hendrix Genetics has named Alan Rickard managing director of its Hybrid Turkeys business. (Hendrix Genetics)
Breeding & Genetics
A new decade to resist slow-growing genetics
A new decade is here, but the broiler industry will face a familiar problem in slower growing broiler genetics.
(Photo courtesy of Bell & Evans)
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