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Net zero and the future of sustainable poultry production

Learn how investor and major poultry buyer desire for demonstrated progress towards Net Zero GHG emissions in poultry production will change how poultry are fed, raised, processed and distributed.

Brand Insights

3 future chicken consumption trends to watch

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Experts share market research and insights into understanding consumers and strategies for producing the food they desire. Download the guide.

Broilers & Turkeys

Judge rules against poultry sector in Oklahoma water case

A federal judge on January 18 ruled against a group of 13 poultry companies and their subsidiaries accused of contributing to high phosphorous levels in water supplies in the eastern part of Oklahoma.

Egg Production

Washington avian flu outbreak causes Alaska egg shortage

Egg prices are rising as avian flu outbreaks continue all over the U.S., but after a Washington supplier lost 1 million chickens to the disease, Alaska’s supply of imported eggs has been hard hit.

Broilers & Turkeys

Macklin named head of MSU poultry science program

Ken Macklin, an experienced poultry pathogen specialist is the new head of Mississippi State’s Department of Poultry Science.

Egg

Another Kansas gamebird flock struck by avian flu

A commercial upland gamebird operation in Kansas is the most recent case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to be reported in the United States.

Egg

US trends for avian influenza in mammals

WATTPoultry.com’s coverage of the North American highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak has been understandably focused on how the virus has affected commercial poultry flocks and with limited emphasis on backyard poultry, wild birds and mammals.

Broilers & Turkeys

Nominations being accepted for 2023 PSA Awards

The Poultry Science Association (PSA) is welcoming nominations for the 2023 PSA Awards Cycle.

Avian Influenza

Genome discovery could transform broiler breeding

The discovery of 4,300 previously undetected genes in the chicken genome could improve broiler breeding.

Broilers & Turkeys

Bill Prestage helped college trucking program flourish

The contributions of the late Bill Prestage to the Sampson Community College (SCC) truck driver training program are still appreciated by officials at the North Carolina community college.

Broilers

Lasers could encourage broiler movement, welfare

Specially designed lasers that periodically move throughout the floor of broiler houses stimulate the birds’ natural predatory instincts and activity, which helps improve animal welfare and meat quality.

Broilers & Turkeys

Bayles, formerly of George’s and Tyson, joins U of A

The University of Arkansas' Office of Institutional Research and Assessment recently changed its name to the Office of Strategic Analytics and Insights and hired a new director, Brandon Bayles, to lead the team's transition to an increased use of data and analytics to inform strategic decision-making.

Egg

British Columbia has two more avian influenza cases

The two British Columbia municipalities that have been hardest hit by the current highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) outbreak – Abbotsford and Chilliwack – each have had one new case confirmed within the past several days.

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