Roy GraberRoy Graber is a senior reporter at WATT Global Media. From the AuthorDiseases & HealthTurkey rhinotracheitis confirmed on two Ontario farmsMore than 250 turkeys are lost in the first reported cases of the disease in Canada.Egg ProductionEATS Act viewed as 'dead on arrival'With opposition from the left and the far right, legislation to combat Proposition 12 appears to be on a road to nowhere.Agrifood AngleYum! Brands to animal ag industry: Don’t be like Jeff SpicoliThe answer “I don’t know” didn’t fly with Mr. Hand, but it also won’t fly with critics of the U.S. agrifood system.Latest News7 elements of trust-building for your ag organizationCenter for Food Integrity director explains how you can best be transparent with your stakeholders.Latest NewsAlabama Gov. Kay Ivey bans cultivated meatThe new law will take effect on October 1.SustainabilityHow much do consumers value climate-friendly food?While it doesn’t matter to many if food is climate-friendly and some don’t even know what that means, you can’t dismiss those who deem it important.Latest NewsFederal officials need to know ag committees are importantWhen you meet with your senator or representative, make sure they know how much you care about agriculture.TurkeyButterball net sales, net income drop in Q1 2024Sales were down due to a 7% decrease in the average selling price and a 3% decrease in volumes sold.BroilersTyson CEO says USDA chicken supply forecast too optimisticThe industry is still struggling with hatchability and livability issues, Donnie King says.Avian InfluenzaMinnesota has second commercial flock hit by HPAI in 2024The most recent case was confirmed in Dodge County.North AmericaLawmakers want WOAH to change definition of poultryHouse and Senate members say an outdated definition is costing America’s poultry producers hundreds of millions of dollars in lost exports through unwarranted trade disruptions.Avian InfluenzaAvian flu hits more turkeys in Gratiot County, MichiganWithin one week, the county has lost two flocks and a total of 54,100 turkeys.Page 1 of 269Next Page