USPOULTRY Foundation allocates $282,500 in student recruiting grants
The USPOULTRY Foundation awarded student recruiting grants totaling more than $282,500 to six U.S. universities with Poultry Science departments and 29 other institutions with industry-related programs. The Foundation provides annual […]
Turkey farmers feeling squeeze
TURKEY FARMERS FEEL PAIN FROM GIPSA: Days before Thanksgiving, some turkey growers are feeling the harsh effects of last month’s decision by Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue to pull out of […]
Free trade is becoming more popular – especially among Republicans
The next round of NAFTA negotiations begins Friday in Mexico City. The last round ended with harsh words and little, if any, progress on key issues. The standoff between American, […]
USPOULTRY releases white paper on how the poultry industry benefits employees, communities and consumers
USPOULTRY has released a white paper, titled “Providing Protein, Enriching Lives,” that highlights the multiple ways the poultry industry benefits employees, communities and consumers. Protein is essential in our diets, […]
New avian flu outbreaks noted as USDA OK’s DNA poultry vaccine
In the latest avian flu developments, Bulgaria and South Africa reported outbreaks from highly pathogenic strains, and a US vaccine company announced that the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has […]
Boehringer Ingelheim grows its veterinarian staff
Boehringer Ingelheim (BI) is excited to announce two new team members, Dr. Roy Jacob and Dr. Claudia Osorio. Both veterinarians have specialized experience in the field of poultry medicine. Their […]
Antibiotic resistance: Growing call for global reduction in antimicrobial use
Europe is stretching its lead in the fight against antibiotic resistance as US regulators remain skeptical of tougher restrictions and multinational companies are accused of employing a “double standard” when […]
Cautious Optimism for Next Three Years in Grains, Ethanol Market
Rising incomes worldwide will underpin global demand and create opportunities for US exports in grains, oilseeds and ethanol, according to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange Division. Meanwhile, global […]
USDA again delays organic livestock rule
The Trump Administration again decided to delay the effective date of the final rule on organic livestock and poultry practices that was published in the final hours of the Obama […]
Poultry Industry Continues to Improve Worker Safety Record
WASHINGTON, D.C. – The incidence of occupational injuries and illnesses within the poultry sector’s slaughter and processing workforce has fallen by 82 percent over the last 20 years and continues […]