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Bird Flu Returns to the U.S.

Bird Flu Returns to the U.S.

China shut down the import of some U.S. agricultural goods from two states on news of a H5N1 outbreak.... More
Ivory Arden: A 24-year-old egg entrepreneur

Ivory Arden: A 24-year-old egg entrepreneur

From the age of 9, Ivory Arden has had a passion for poultry and an eagerness for enterprise, from rearing rare breeds in her garden to rearing over 4,000 partridges for the local shoot. It was in 2015 when Ivory hit 18 years of age, that the Lincolnshire arable farm where Ivory was raised, dive... More
Hodgins Farms - Livestock Integration (chickens)

Hodgins Farms - Livestock Integration (chickens)

Hodgins Farms is a livestock farm specializing in cows, chickens, pigs, sheep and bees located near Lenore, MB. In this video we see daughter of owner, Cameron Hodgins, talk about how how they use broiler chickens and turkeys to add nutrients to the ground and how it impacts growth the following... More
Don’t Overlook Feed Biosecurity in Efforts to Manage Salmonella

Don’t Overlook Feed Biosecurity in Efforts to Manage Salmonella

Biosecurity in feed mills and on-farm feed storage should not be overlooked when it comes to managing the risk of Salmonella in poultry flocks, according to a turkey-health expert.... More
Why ‘Vaccinated’ Chickens still get Infected with IBV — and what to do about it

Why ‘Vaccinated’ Chickens still get Infected with IBV — and what to do about it

While many vaccines and vaccination programs effectively protect against the highly contagious infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) in poultry, outbreaks of the disease still occur in vaccinated flocks. Brian Jordan, PhD, associate professor at the University of Georgia, recently shared his insight... More
Interaction of Modified-Live and Recombinant Vaccines Shows Potential Against Viral Ddiseases

Interaction of Modified-Live and Recombinant Vaccines Shows Potential Against Viral Ddiseases

Adding a modified-live vaccine (MLV) to recombinant vaccine programs against three important viral pathogens in poultry production can have a positive impact on outcomes, according to field work by Sanderson Farms veterinarians.... More
Burnbrae Farms Sustainability with Fields to Forks

Burnbrae Farms Sustainability with Fields to Forks

Burnbrae Farms - Burnbrae Farms Sustainability with Fields to Forks... More

Pogue Family - Organic Turkey Farmers

Pogue Family - Organic Turkey Farmers

Ontario Turkey - Learn a little about life on an organic turkey farm in Ontario!... More
The Market for Plant-Based Chicken Gains Two Big Name Players

The Market for Plant-Based Chicken Gains Two Big Name Players

Rival California plant-based food startups Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods hope the same formula used to make their beef products... More
Chicken coop tour.

Chicken coop tour.

We have bin bottoms to start cleaning out, as well as escaping pigs to deal with. We have also started building our deep littler base in the chicken coop, so we did a little chciken coop tour.... More
Two Years of IBV Sampling Underlines Importance of Surveillance Work

Two Years of IBV Sampling Underlines Importance of Surveillance Work

Large-scale collection of samples from producers across the southern US is helping shed new light on infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) in chicken flocks — including uncovering a new serotype of the pathogen.... More
Periodic IBV PCR Testing is Key to Ensuring Vaccination Efficacy

Periodic IBV PCR Testing is Key to Ensuring Vaccination Efficacy

Complexes should regularly evaluate the infectious bronchitis viruses (IBV) prevalent on their farms to help determine which vaccines can provide the best protection possible.... More
Meet the Wollmann Family One of Our Hard-working Manitoba Chicken Producers Farm Families

Meet the Wollmann Family One of Our Hard-working Manitoba Chicken Producers Farm Families

We're very pleased to share a day in a life of the Wollmann family, one of our hard-working Manitoba Chicken Producers farm families. Watch and learn how they take pride in providing fellow Manitobans with a nutritious source of local protein year-round.... More
Measuring temperature of birds’ faces could help identify heat stress in flocks

Measuring temperature of birds’ faces could help identify heat stress in flocks

Use of thermal imaging cameras to measure facial temperatures may offer a non-invasive option for assessing heat stress in commercial broilers, according to research from the University of Arkansas.... More
Going With the Flow: How to Maximize the Effectiveness of Spray Vaccination

Going With the Flow: How to Maximize the Effectiveness of Spray Vaccination

Attention to detail is vital when it comes to ensuring that spray vaccinations against respiratory diseases such as infectious bronchitis are as effective as they can possibly be, according to a poultry health expert. Brian Jordan, associate professor at the University of Georgia, said how t... More
Cross-protection Vaccine Protocols Key to Limiting DMV/1639 Spread in US Flocks

Cross-protection Vaccine Protocols Key to Limiting DMV/1639 Spread in US Flocks

Thorough vaccination programs and bird surveillance are critical to giving US flocks the best possible chance of protection against evolving strains of infectious bronchitis virus (IBV).... More
Testing Mixed Control Approaches Important in Controlling Salmonella in Broilers

Testing Mixed Control Approaches Important in Controlling Salmonella in Broilers

Commercial broiler farms often employ a multi-faceted approach in tackling Salmonella, but testing different combinations of control options together on a small scale before they are rolled out across entire production facilities is a valuable method of ensuring successful disease control, accor... More
The Majority of Antibiotics Used In Poultry Production Are Not Used In Human Medicine

The Majority of Antibiotics Used In Poultry Production Are Not Used In Human Medicine

The antibiotics used most often in humans are not the same ones used most often in chicken production.... More
What Can Consumers Do To Keep Bacteria At Bay?

What Can Consumers Do To Keep Bacteria At Bay?

What Can Consumers Do To Keep Bacteria At Bay? Good practices in your kitchen can reduce your risk of contamination by any bacteria – resistant or not.... More
Getting the hen house ready washing and disinfecting

Getting the hen house ready washing and disinfecting

We our a family farm in Ontario Canada enjoying showing you the work we do to bring eggs to your table this is the first time I get to show you are new flock in the barn and talk about what we will be doing in the future... More
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