News & Updates

44 poultry flocks in Poland have been hit by the virus since September 2024. ... read more

NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind. — Kipster announces the use of in-ovo sexing technology as an alternative to culling male chicks at hatch. The company notes that it is the second in the U.S. to use this cutting-edge approach that allows for the sex determination of chick embryos in hatching eggs during incubation. The eggs with males are immediately removed once identified, thereby preventing the hatching and culling of the day-old male ... read more

Emissions reductions and carbon offsets are helping Maple Leaf Foods reach its sustainability goals. ... read more

The potential plan will include details concerning how poultry exports may be impacted. ... read more

In order to best reach those who could be subject to negative and misleading information, agrifood professionals need to know their audiences' areas of interest. ... read more

The company has over 40 systems placed in hatcheries worldwide. ... read more

Both will assume their roles on July 13 with the retirement of Jim Snee. ... read more

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Providing a special look into a fourth-generation family farm business, Trey Braswell, president and CEO of Braswell Family Farms of Nashville, N.C., was a recent guest on Poultry Times’ new podcast, The Coop Scoop. Braswell’s business dates back to 1943, starting initially as a mill. The company still maintains a modern feed mill that produces specialty bulk feed formulas and organic feed, as well as being one ... read more

Poultry health professionals explore the surge in hot-spots of Newcastle disease (ND) in European poultry this year. ... read more

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — We’re racing toward a paradox that will define the next 100 years: feeding two worlds at once — one bursting with growth, the other aging and shrinking. That’s the future facing agriculture. We must feed billions more in the 21st century, while simultaneously preparing for long-term population decline in the 22nd. At USDA, former Secretary Sonny Perdue’s motto for the department was “Do Right and Feed ... read more

Brazil is on the path toward normal exports and deserves recognition for its animal health system’s robustness. ... read more

Blogger "can’t stop falling into love" with the food at the Hard Rock Casino in Rockford, Illinois. ... read more

Lauren Hunter Welcome to another episode of Poultry Times, The Coop Scoop, where we are cracking open the latest in industry news. I'm Lauren Hunter, publisher for Poultry Times back again to host with my favorite editor, David Strickland.   David Strickland Thank you very much. Glad to be here. It's gonna be a great episode.   Lauren Hunter Yes, David, I'm pretty excited about this week's episode. It's a ... read more

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Senate and its committees are now debating the budget reconciliation legislation, known as the “one big beautiful bill.” The U.S. House of Representatives passed its version of the bill on May 22 by a very narrow 215 to 214 margin. U.S. Sen. John Boozman (R-Ark.), chairman of the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, Forestry, says, “our farmers and ranchers are facing real challenges, which have ... read more

The Brazilian Securities Commission grants a request to have the meeting delayed, but the date of the new meeting has not yet been announced. ... read more