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- Avian influenza hits California turkey farmIn the latest flock infection, 22,200 meat turkeys are affected. ... read more
- Wing prices take flight ahead of Super Bowl LIX, TAMU expert notesCOLLEGE STATION, Texas — The price of a Super Bowl staple – chicken wings – is expected to rise slightly as fans gear up for Super Bowl LIX, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. During recent decades, chicken wings, which include flats and drumettes, have become a favorite snack for sports fans, with demand peaking around major sporting events. Dr. David Anderson, Texas A&M University AgriLife Extension ... read more
- Cal-Maine Foods acquires feed miller Deal-Rite FeedsThe egg producer purchased the business to support its North Carolina shell egg operations. ... read more
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- Illinois soybean farmers achieve record-breaking harvestBLOOMINGTON, Ill. — The Illinois Soybean Association reports that the state’s farmers have set a new soybean production record. According to the USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service, Illinois farmers produced 688 million bushels of soybeans in 2024, surpassing the state’s previous record of 666.75 million bushels, set in 2018. This achievement is driven by a combination of exceptional yields and record harvested acreage, the ISA said, adding that the statewide ... read more
- Concern about ICE raids expressed at IPPE sessionNo business is exempt from scrutiny from Immigration and Customs Enforcement, expo attendees are told. ... read more
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- Avian flu hits 10 poultry flocks in Ohio, 4 in MissouriCanada reports its first commercial flock infection in nearly 3 weeks. ... read more
- Shaping the egg era: Paving a path for the thriving future for eggsCHICAGO — A new year means new opportunities, and it’s a good opportunity to both take stock and look ahead. 2024 was a challenging year for America’s egg industry, but easy isn’t a word that relates to farmers in any aspect. Farmers are no strangers to adversity, and they’ve repeatedly risen to the challenge. At the American Egg Board, we’ve been proud to support America’s egg farmers, and as we ... read more