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Processing & Slaughter

Constant revision key to optimizing poultry processing

Do staff have the right equipment, are they performing tasks in the most efficient way, do established procedures still work? Constantly reviewing processing operations can be the key to success.

Working methods need to be constantly evaluated to ensure that tasks are being completed in the best possible way.

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Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production

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Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production

Where to install poultry contaminant detection equipment

Without placing X-ray inspection equipment at the right point along the processing line, processors may lose valuable product.

Inspection once poultry has been packaged has benefits, but if value has been added during production it might not be possible to rework rejected products.

Bangkok welcomes Health and Nutrition Asia 2024

Attendees can expect to see the latest developments in feed and animal health technology.

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Poultry Nutrition & Formulation

Complexity keeps poultry nutritionists going

The work of poultry nutritionists is becoming more complex, with more inputs to consider and new nutrients to work with.

The inputs and outputs that need to be considered in feed formulation have changed.

How poultry producers can prepare for tropical storms

Hurricanes, typhoons and tropical cyclones can do significant damage to poultry farms, but poultry producers can take steps to protect their employees and flocks.

Poultry producers in regions vulnerable to tropical storms should have an emergency plan in place.

Optimizing temperature control in broiler houses

Maintaining correct broiler house temperatures contributes to rearing healthier birds better able to achieve their growth potential.

Bird behavior will tell you a lot about temperature. Too cold birds will be huddled together. Too warm and they will move away from heat sources. When the house has the correct temperature birds will be evenly spaced.

Modest growth ahead for global poultry industry

The global poultry industry should remain in positive territory in 2024, but its performance will be weak; and risks will be numerous.

Japanese consumers appear to be cutting back on meat types.

Avian Influenza

Avian flu infections persisting in South Africa

The virus has affected more than 1.785 million birds in South Africa since April.

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Avian Influenza

Avian flu strikes South Dakota commercial gamebirds

The operation is in Edmunds County, which has had six flocks affected by avian influenza.

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Avian Influenza

South Korea steps up avian flu controls

In South Korea, two avian influenza virus variants have been identified, and the number of suspected farm outbreaks has already reached 20.

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Avian Influenza

Avian influenza continues to spread in California poultry

New detections of avian flu are reported in layers and turkeys in Merced County.

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Prevention is the best measure against disease in poultry production [VIDEO]

Neogen's Stuart Heller explores how double disinfection is an effective strategy to prevent disease outbreaks, such as HPAI.

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