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Tiny microdroplets made of water and air can reach far into microcavities in the bird carcass. ... read more

The company is correcting issues it noticed at the plant that prepares and cooks chicken used in its frozen meals. ... read more

Alongside every other country, the Mexican feed and animal ag industries waited expectantly for the U.S.’s tariff decision to be made on April 2, 2025, but opportunities are still out there. ... read more

WASHINGTON –  Reaction in the agriculture industry to President Donald Trump’s proposed reciprocal tariffs on foreign goods is mixed. Some government leaders praised the president’s actions, offering support for the “America first” ideals. “FARMERS COME FIRST - @POTUS is leveling the playing field, ensuring American farmers and ranchers can compete globally again!” Secretary Rollins posted to X on Tuesday. “Today, President Trump is taking urgent action to protect the ... read more

MINNEAPOLIS — For those gearing up to attend next week’s PEAK show in Minneapolis, Minn., the following provides a brief schedule of important times and functions:   April 8 8 a.m.-7 p.m.: Registration/badge pick up. Start times vary, Partner events: North Central Avian Disease Conference, Devenish Nutrition Symposium, Organic Egg Farmers of America. 1-3 p.m.: Multi-State Poultry Feeding & Nutrition Conference. 3:30-4:30 p.m.: 4 concurrent education tracks: Turkeys, Broilers, ... read more

The first of April brings Raising Cane’s lotion, a chicken latte and other April Fools marketing pranks. ... read more

Those to lose jobs were also involved with work related to antimicrobial resistance and investigations into contaminated feed. ... read more

The share purchase agreement follows an earlier deal in which MHP would own a 41% stake in the Spanish company. ... read more

MINNEAPOLIS — The poultry industry continues to face significant challenges, including persistent threats like avian influenza and avian metapneumovirus, rising production costs, regulatory pressures and uncertainty, and shifting consumer demands. In such a dynamic environment, staying informed and connected is more important than ever. PEAK 2025 in Minneapolis, April 8-10, offers a critical opportunity for industry professionals to gain insights, discover solutions, and build resilience for the future. As the ... read more

Four poultry farms in each of these West African countries have been hit byhighly pathogenic avian influenza in recent weeks. ... read more

WASHINGTON – After much anticipation, President Donald Trump has announced an executive order that will enact reciprocal tariffs on foreign imports. The president explained the percentages of these “half reciprocal tariffs” are based on a country’s current import tariffs on American goods. Some examples include a 34% tariff on Chinese goods, 20% tariff on goods from the European Union, and a 26% tariff on goods from India- compared to those ... read more

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Officials still report that the threat of spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza from infected birds to people remains low, but with outbreaks still occurring; it is crucial to take precautions to prevent the spread of the virus. HPAI transmission can occur through the nasal discharges, saliva and fecal droppings of infected birds, USDA’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service notes. The use of personal protective equipment ... read more

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40 poultry flocks in Poland have been affected since the outbreak began in September 2024. ... read more

GEORGETOWN, Del. — The Delmarva chicken community raised 613 million chickens, produced 4.6 billion pounds of shelf- and table-ready chicken, and generated $4.8 billion in sales in 2024, new economic statistics show. The annual figures, compiled by Delmarva Chicken Association, measure the broad, stabilizing contribution that the chicken community makes to Delmarva's economy. Delmarva's chicken companies spent $1.3 billion on corn, wheat, soybeans and other feed ingredients in 2024, and ... read more