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Breeding & Genetics

Cobb Europe announces expansion of technical team

New appointments to the Cobb Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) technical team have positioned 2019 for another great year for the region. Cobb announced two new hireson Feb. 8, including a grandparent and broiler specialist.

Brand Insights

Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production

Boehringer Ingelheim

This comprehensive webinar series from Boehringer Ingelheim delves into cutting-edge advancements and effective strategies in poultry health and production.

Breeding & Genetics

Cobb-Vantress announces 2018 North American Flock Award winners

Cobb-Vantress recently presented its annual Flock Awards to North American poultry customers who demonstrated remarkable results in 2018.

Breeding & Genetics

Cobb leaders take on new roles to amid company's growth

To better prepare for the company’s continued growth — Cobb-Vantress announced new roles for several key executives around the world.

Breeding & Genetics

Cobb releases new management guides and supplements

Cobb-Vantress announced Feb. 5 the release of new management guides and product supplements as part of the company’s enhancements to its Cobb Academy program.

Egg Production

Genetically modified hens produce drug-containing eggs

Eggs from genetically modified chickens could herald an era of cheaper drugs now that difficulties in their production have been overcome.

Egg

Eggs with cancer fighting drugs, a possibility in the future?

New research suggest that genetically modified eggs may contain proteins that could help fight some cancers and arthritis.

Egg Production

Novogen bolsters upper management to match increased growth

The development of the Novogen teams continues with the arrival of Stéphane Lemoine as Deputy Director, Head of Business Development.

Breeding & Genetics

Ingham’s to build new hatchery in Victoria

Australian poultry company Ingham’s is planning to build a new hatchery in Victoria.

Blogs

Archaeology shines light on the modern broiler

Examining  excavated chicken bones in Europe suggests that the chickens that were larger, less aggressive and able to live in smaller spaces are not completely the result of modern breeding practices, religion may even have contributed to their development.

Broilers & Turkeys

Cobb seminar in Moscow celebrates record broiler results in Russian market

More than 130 participants representing 80 percent of the Russian poultry industry took part in the Cobb Russia Annual Technical Seminar at the Yakhont Hotel in the Moscow region in October.

Egg Production

Record attendance at Balkan region hatchery and breeder workshop

In the Bosnian city of Doboj, Cobb Germany organized its annual hatchery and breeder workshop for the Balkan region in October.

Broilers & Turkeys

L’Œuf d’Or slow-growing broiler hatchery opens in Belgium

The new L'Oeuf D'Or hatchery, dedicated to slower-growing chicken breeds, has been inaugurated in Andenne, Belgium.

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