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Avian Influenza

Avian influenza spreads to more South Dakota turkeys

HPAI infections in the South Dakota counties of McPherson and Roberts are confirmed on November 9.

Brand Insights

Producing healthy poultry meat in a cost-effective way

Baader

Learn how poultry processing solutions can optimize equipment uptime and increase yield.

Producing healthy poultry meat in a cost-effective way

Processing & Slaughter

Is air chilling more sustainable than water chilling?

Northern Pride CEO says air chilling would reduce water usage, but it would require more energy and chemical usage.

Northern Pride Turkey

Broilers & Turkeys

How poultry processing can impact breast meat quality

Knowing how processing impacts meat attributes in the plant will help poultry companies produce quality breast meat.

While the industry has increased its efficiency significantly and is producing more meat than ever, these same improvements have caused some producers to have meat quality issues in their boneless breast meat.

Processing & Slaughter

How to choose the right poultry carcass chilling technique

The great debate between water and air.

Air chilling typically requires a higher initial investment and larger footprint compared to water chilling, however it does offer greater savings on water and energy usage.

Avian Influenza

Avian influenza reappears in California poultry

A flock of 31,600 turkeys is the state’s first instance of HPAI in commercial poultry since February.

Avian Influenza

HPAI confirmed in South Dakota, British Columbia

All four U.S. cases involved commercial turkey flocks.

Turkeys Indoors

Avian Influenza

Avian influenza returns to commercial poultry in Iowa

Two commercial turkey flocks are hit by HPAI, with one in Buena Vista County and the other in Pocahontas County.

White Turkey Closeup Looking Down

Avian Influenza

Avian flu spreads to 3 more Minnesota turkey flocks

So far in October, highly pathogenic avian influenza has struck five turkey flocks in four counties.

Turkey Breeding Toms

USDA: HPAI may be more apt to infect turkey farms with toms

Toms spend more time on the farm than hens do, which might be why toms’ risk of an avian influenza infection appears to be heightened.

Cooper Farms Turkeys 16weeks

Avian Influenza

Two more South Dakota turkey flocks infected with HPAI

A Faulk County farm lost 49,700 turkeys while a McPherson County farm lost 65,000.

Turkey House Eating

Avian Influenza

Another Minnesota turkey flock hit by avian influenza

Two days after HPAI was detected in Meeker County, it strikes another flock there.

Northern Pride names Hunter Miller CEO

His previous experience includes work for Peco Foods, Pilgrim’s Pride, Bilinski Sausage and Freshwater Farms.

Thanksgiving Turkeys

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