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Poultry Around the World

Seabirds with AI immunity could offer antibody insight

Birds from the world’s largest gannet community could offer clues to how antibodies respond to avian influenza infection.

Brand Insights

Producing healthy poultry meat in a cost-effective way

Baader

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

Avian Influenza

More avian flu in Minnesota, South Dakota poultry

20,400 birds in Minnesota and 34,000 birds in South Dakota are affected in latest infections.

Avian Influenza

Avian influenza returns to British Columbia

24 commercial poultry flocks in Chilliwack have been affected by HPAI since September 2022.

Egg

USDA study identifies risk factors for HPAI in egg layers

The study was conducted to improve the industry’s understanding of risk factors for avian influenza infection and control measures on commercial U.S. table egg farms.

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.

Poultry Tech Summit News

How will the poultry industry stop HPAI?

New applications could improve biosecurity and enhance resistance to the virus.

Diseases & Health

Mozambique records first cases of H7 avian flu in poultry

More than 54,000 laying hens were affected in first-of-its kind infection in Mozambique.

Turkey

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.

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.

Avian Influenza

Why Peru is so vulnerable to avian influenza

High populations of ducks and aquatic birds makes avian influenza hard to control in Peru.

Processing & Slaughter

Avara Foods proposes closure of Newent poultry plant

The U.K. company earlier in 2023 closed a turkey plant in Abergavenny, Wales.

New Technologies

Tyson Foods invests in insect protein production

A strategic partnership with Dutch company Protix will bring a first of its kind facility feed production facility to the U.S.

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