Black soldier fly can benefit poultry farmers, environment Incorporating black soldier fly larvae into feed has the potential to reduce the environmental costs of poultry...
Carbon footprint on meat and eggs per country analysed German nutrition retailer nu3 has analysed data from countries belonging to the UN Food and Agriculture...
Art and science join forces to launch new poultry project Scientists and artists are coming together in a unique initiative to launch a new poultry research project,...
Avian flu outbreaks emerge across the globe Highly pathogenic avian flu outbreaks have affected countries in Europe, Asia and Africa in the past week....
Tyson Foods invests, Tanzania major poultry player Global poultry business Tyson Foods has joined forces with South African-based agricultural firm Irvines to...
Project Canaan: Eggs helping Swaziland’s poor Hundreds of orphans across Swaziland are receiving much-needed high quality egg protein thanks to the...
Modern poultry industry taking shape in Africa Africa is ready to take its place on the world stage, as the poultry industry is evolving, from a national and...
New Zealand poultry industry initiated by Captain Cook New Zealand’s first domestic chickens were likely set loose by Captain James Cook and his crew on their second...
Business update: Acquisitions prominent New acquisitions, products, and investments have been launched on to the international poultry sector recently....
Algeria to revive poultry industry with road map A road map is to be implemented this year in the north African country of Algeria with the aim of reviving the...
Business Update – It’s takeover and merger season The last weeks of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 showed an interesting activity with many agribusiness companies...
MHP reduces poultry exports by 22% Ukraine poultry giant MHP increased sales of poultry by 4%, meanwhile exports decreased by 22% in Q3 of 2015,...
AI outbreak costing UK poultry industry dearly Lost export markets are costing the UK poultry sector dear following the outbreak of highly pathogenic avian...
FAO calls for $20 million to prevent spread of AI in Africa The Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO) calls for $20 million to prevent the spread of...
FAO calls for $20 million to stop AI spread in Africa Fears are growing that without timely intervention to stem outbreaks of the highly virulent avian flu virus H5N1...
Key factors for liquid additives In the feed industry, the usage of liquid additives is as frequent as powders. Sometimes, the same precautions...
70% more food needed Agriculture must become more productive if it is to feed a much larger world population while responding to the...
Smugglers cause damage Doing business can sometimes have unpleasant consequences, especially if you deal with dishonest clients....
There will not be a bird flu pandemic Avian influenza (H5N1) infection is predominantly a disease of commercial and subsistence poultry and some...
East-African poultry sector matures With a global increase in demand for poultry and eggs in countries with growing populations and an increase in...
The Netherlands is MHP’s gateway to Europe The Ukrainian company Myronivsky Hliboproduct (MHP) has teamed up with international partners in the Netherlands...
IPC joins UN discussion on antimicrobial resistance “Anti-microbial resistance must be addressed at the highest political level and all sectors must work together...
"Take action and communicate your actions" Ben Dellaert, chairman of the International Egg Commision (IEC), says global communication is the key to...
Assessing global trends in bacterial enteritis Elanco Animal Health recently released findings from its fourth Bacterial Enteritis Global Impact Assessment...
Learning and looking forward towards 2016 With the end of 2015 approaching it is time to look ahead. The first months in 2016 will be interesting,...
Larger companies focusing on China’s farming sector Consultancy firm Deloitte has stated that the transformation of China's agriculture has attracted great...
China's engagement with African agriculture China's developmental aid to Africa is impressive. Apart from construction, private companies heavily invest in...
Phytogenic feed additives for sustainable poultry... The steadily growing and prospering world population and the associated increase of meat consumption will...
Tackling future meat consumption needs The coming decades will be characterised by a growing global population (nine billion people by 2050) with two...
Keep learning “A chicken is a Ferrari.” I heard a breeding and incubation specialist of Aviagen saying this to his audience:...
Layer breeding for the future Egg production and consumption around the globe has grown tremendously in recent decades and will remain on the...
Higher value of NSP enzymes with an eye on high raw... A study based on optimisation of “broiler grower” formula proves the economic benefits of NSP enzymes,...
"Livestock farmers need support instead of being penalised" Agriculture is of great importance for France. Especially as livestock farmers have successfully met many...
Upcoming WPSA president Edir Nepomuceno Silva: “Focus on... True to tradition the presidency of the World's Poultry Science Association (WPSA) changes every fours years....
Heading for the future: The food facts Often quoted, hardly put in further context: the year 2030. How will future developments affect the growth of...
Aviana Ghana Poultry production in Africa is developing on a limited scale. Yet, some progress is being made towards market...