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Hens and Trends

Are animal activists spreading avian flu to poultry farms?

The California Department of Food and Agriculture has questioned if animal welfare activists were the source of HPAI outbreaks that occurred at the end of 2023.

Brand Insights

3 future chicken consumption trends to watch

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Broilers

Pilgrim’s Pride improves net income in all geographic markets

The biggest improvement came in the United States, where Pilgrim’s Pride went from a net loss of $53.6 million to a net income of $102.6 million.

Broilers

Sex differences in chick play revealed in new study

Behavior likely linked to instinct of ancestors, researchers say.

Agrifood Angle

NFL star Von Miller cuts ribbon for his new poultry plant

The Texas A&M poultry science alumnus and former Super Bowl MVP owns the first USDA organic poultry processing facility in Texas.

New Technologies

Unlock the potential of data analytics in poultry farming

Vencomatic Group's Dennis Hoeks presented on the ways that data analytics and artificial intelligence can benefit poultry producers at the 2024 IPPE.

Avian Influenza

Europe shows signs of gradual recovery after HPAI season

But in a new report, HPAI emerges as a threat to the future of rare and native poultry breeds.

Poultry Around the World

HPAI circulating in US dairy cattle since 2023?

Analysis suggests that highly pathogenic avian influenza may have entered the U.S. dairy herd late last year, as one in five milk samples in the country test positive for HPAI virus fragments.

Avian Influenza

Avian influenza continues to spread in Michigan

Of the state’s nine commercial flocks to be struck by HPAI during the 2022-24 outbreak, six of those flocks have been affected in April 2024.

Avian Influenza

South African poultry sector seeks greater resilience against HPAI

South Africa has had 116 poultry flocks affected by highly pathogenic avian influenza since May 2023, but only one during the past month.

Diseases & Health

Citing H5N1, Colombia restricts US beef imports

Beef from certain states in banned from entering the South American country, despite the fact that virus has not been confirmed in U.S. beef herds to date.

Food Safety

USDA finalizes policy to protect consumers from Salmonella

FSIS will consider to be adulterated any raw breaded stuffed chicken products that include a chicken component that tested positive for Salmonella at 1 colony forming unit per gram or higher.

Turkey

Behaviors to look for as poults adjust to new environment

As poults go though their “settling in” period, it is important to see how they move and how anxious they are to find feed and water.

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