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Breeding & Genetics
New X-ray procedure could transform layer breeding
Quickly and accurately X-raying layers should help breeders select for greater bone strength.
X-ray image captured using the new Roslin technology. Courtesy The Roslin Institute.
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Broilers & Turkeys
Thai broiler industry’s 2022 upturn to continue in 2023
Higher input costs and weaker demand have seen growth in the Thai broiler industry curtailed, but the outlook is now improving both in terms of demand and profitability.
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Broilers & Turkeys
Brazil looking forward to another record year
As the country becomes the world’s second-largest poultry producer, the outlook for 2023 is for yet more growth, both at home and overseas.
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New Technologies
Machine vision could help woody breast detection in poultry
Imaging technology could better identify woody breast in fillets during poultry processing, improving detection and reducing financial losses caused by the breast meat myopathy.
(Kylie Philipps)
Broilers & Turkeys
PEAK returns to Minneapolis with new name
The largest trade show and convention in the U.S., PEAK, will take place this April in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and has open registration for attendees as well as for sponsors and exhibitors.
PEAK is returning to the Minneapolis Convention Center. (docjo48 | FreeImages.com)
IPPE News
Can a supplement make poultry birds happier?
Does what you eat change how you feel? Apparently for chickens it can.
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IPPE News
5 tips for controlling Salmonella in poultry
Integrators and growers can combat foodborne Salmonella infections by targeting and eliminating the most harmful strains for human health.
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Egg
Avian influenza makes first appearance in Costa Rica
Costa Rica has reported its first ever confirmed instance of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).
On a light gray background, a light blue disposable face mask, a stethoscope, an electronic thermometer, pills, a pen and a notebook with the inscription AVIAN INFLUENZA. Medical concept
Avian Influenza
Three African countries report avian flu cases in poultry
In West Africa, new outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) have been reported on farms in Niger and Nigeria. Two different virus variants have been linked to the latest outbreaks in South African poultry.
Illustrate the Europe and Africa continent celebrate the easter day
Egg
Mutated avian influenza virus detected in cat
A cat in France was euthanized because of an avian influenza infection. The virus was believed to have been transmitted at duck farm.
(S. Kraus)
Broilers & Turkeys
Bachoco CEO Rodolfo Ramos Arvizu retiring
Industrias Bachoco Chief Executive Officer Rodolfo Ramos Arvizu is retiring from his role with the company, while Ernesto Salmon Castelo has been chosen as his replacement.
(Benjamín Ruiz)
Egg
HATCH, egg producers fight food insecurity with foodbanks
How sustainable solutions non-profit HATCH and egg producers are fighting food insecurity in the U.S. was discussed at the Protein Secure: Fighting Food Insecurity event held in conjunction with the 2023 International Processing and Production Expo (IPPE).
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