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Avian Influenza

Avian influenza moves into commercial poultry in Oregon

Oregon’s first case of avian flu in a commercial poultry flock during the 2022-23 outbreak involved a broiler flock.

Brand Insights

Producing healthy poultry meat in a cost-effective way

Baader

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

China

HKScan prepares to export Finnish chicken to China

Approval to export poultry means that HKScan will soon be exporting chicken and pork products to China.

Broilers

Jim Mabe retires from House of Raeford Farms

West Columbia complex manager has been a leader for House of Raeford since its acquisition of Columbia Farms in 1998.

Avian Influenza

Avian flu infects North Dakota, South Dakota turkeys

The last time a commercial poultry flock in North Dakota was struck by avian influenza was April 19.

Turkey

LDC in talks to acquire Polish turkey producer Indykpol

Proposed transaction is part of France-based company to expand its presence in other parts of Europe.

Cage-Free Laying Systems

Cal-Maine to increase cage-free focus with HPAI looming

The egg producer is still growing its cage-free sector amid new outbreaks of avian influenza.

Avian Influenza

HPAI reported in another Iowa layer flock

Missouri and British Columbia also confirmed additional cases of HPAI.

Food Safety

Current Salmonella approach may not reduce foodborne illness

Foodborne illness cases related to Salmonella in poultry will not decrease without a science-based approach.

Avian Influenza

4 European states confirm season’s first HPAI cases in poultry

Over the past week, authorities in Denmark, England, Hungary and The Netherlands have confirmed their first outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) among commercial poultry farms of the autumn/fall.

Poultry Tech Summit News

Poultry genetic progress, research continues to advance

Artificial intelligence (AI) could result in the future of poultry genetic improvements.

Poultry Tech Summit News

How on-farm hatching could improve broiler performance

Rethinking the hatchery experience could reduce broiler stress and boost overall sustainability.

Poultry Around the World

Biofortified larvae could benefit broilers, consumers alike

Reduced feed costs, healthier chickens and more nutritious meat could all come out of a new approach to rearing black soldier fly larvae.

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