Poultry breeding stocks likely source of Salmonella Researchers at the University of Georgia suggest the likely origins behind the global spread of Salmonella...
Major state aid for Russian poultry breeding farms The Russian government will subsidise 20% of investments dedicated to new breeding farms projects in a bid to...
Examining poultry heat stress Poultry and humans share similar preferences to temperature, researchers have found.
Research shows genes could offer resistance to Campylobacter Variation in the response of chickens to Campylobacter helps identify key genes that may provide resistance to...
Extreme temperatures compromise ostrich fertility Using 2 decades of data, researchers have shown that ostriches' fertility (number of eggs; sperm count) is...
Rural poultry project empowers Zimbabwean households Zimbabwe’s government plans to introduce the Presidential Rural Poultry Scheme. Households will receive...
Hubbard marks 100 year anniversary Broiler breeding company Hubbard celebrates its 100-year anniversary this year.
Genetic insights could help tackle campylobacter in chicken UK scientists claim they have identified regions in the genetic make-up of chickens that are linked to...
HenTrack project uses new tracking to boost poultry genetics Moves to improve the breeding of laying hens by using innovative tracking and data analysis strategies have won...
Crossbreed chicken increases production 100-fold A project in Burkina Faso has allowed approximately 1,000 small-scale chicken farmers to increase their...
Egg improvements through balanced breeding Huge improvements have been made in egg production over the past 60 years through steady genetic progress in...
Chicken Biobank to cut numbers of birds for research Frozen reproductive cells hatched by surrogate hens will lead to the formation of a chicken biobank.
In-ovo sexing of Muscovy and Mule duck eggs From the start of 2021 duck breeding company Grimaud Frères will introduce in-ovo sexing for Muscovy and Mule...
DNA insights help poultry producers in developing countries New findings about viral regions in the DNA of chickens could aid productivity for smallholder farms in...
Russia wants to cut import-dependence breeding stock Russia must gradually start decreasing its dependency on imported breeding stock, Russian deputy Prime Minister...
Enhancing poultry genetics in Sub-Sahara Africa Moves to design and supply enhanced poultry genetics across sub-Saharan Africa are in full swing as part of...
With technology we will manage One cannot attend a conference in the food or feed producing arena without hearing the pressing need to produce...
Poultry nutritionists and veterinarians; how interactive... The poultry industry is a complex network of technical people with different educational backgrounds such as...
A creation of nature The discovery of a duckling with four legs, in the United Kingdom, hit the news this week and not in a small...
Evolution of scientific poultry nutrition The pioneers in the field of poultry nutrition defined the nutrient requirements of chickens, ducks and turkeys...
Russia places hope on Smena-9 breeders The Russian poultry industry has always been reliant on relatively expensive imports of breeding stock. Now that...
Gene editing to enhance production in developing nations Poultry production in low to middle income nations could benefit from gene editing, researchers claim.
Gene editing makes chickens resistant against avian flu When bird flu is reported, birds within a certain radius must often be culled by law. EggXYt is developing a...
Research heralds better poultry for sub-Saharan Africa Researchers found that birds from 2 distinct indigenous chicken ecotypes in Ethiopia share several genetic...
Strong demand for mixed day-old chicks in South Africa The coronavirus lockdown in South Africa really brought the country to a halt. However, for South African...
Young poultry farmer’s experience with dwarf parent stock Over 30 Dutch poultry farms work with Hubbard JA57 and JA87 parent stock. Melvin Hazeleger (22) has considerable...
Interview Aviagen LATAM: Seize opportunities With new grandparent stock farms and a hatchery in Brazil, along with the recent purchase of a controlling...
Understanding the microbiome of changing birds A select group of nutritionist from all major poultry producing countries in the world gathered at the first...
Russian domestic super breed for independence Over the past decades Russian poultry production suffered from a lack of domestic breeding material and had to...
Novogen: ‘Year of the big turnaround’ Novogen celebrated its 10 year anniversary, looking back at a decade of uphill struggles in the layer breeder...
Gates Foundation grant for poultry breeding in Africa Poultry farmers in Africa have received a boost following the announcement of support from the Bill and Melinda...
The limits of genetic potential Laying hens and broilers have enjoyed great leaps in performance over the decades in which large-scale genetic...
Epigenetics for more efficient broilers When broiler breeders are confronted with a lifetime of protein restriction, their offspring grow at least...
Breeding a healthier hen is possible Postdoctoral researcher Tom Berghof discovered that it’s possible to breed selectively on the amount of ‘natural...
Management tips to stop feather pecking The UK branch of the World’s Poultry Science Association held its annual conference in Cambridge this summer....
Evaluation of the Danish footpad lesion surveillance Footpad dermatitis or foot pad lesions, is a well-recognised multifactorial syndrome of welfare concern in...
Photo Report: European Poultry Conference 2014 ends In the city of Stavanger, Norway, the XIVth European Poultry Conference was held this past week. Around 1,000...