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Avian Influenza

HPAI confirmed at 3 turkey farms in same county in 1 day

Federal agencies report new avian flu cases in South Dakota, California, British Columbia and Quebec.

Brand Insights

Tools for efficient crop and seed applications

New Leader Manufacturing

Learn how New Leader Manufacturing is providing solutions for cover crop and seed applications, and reducing waste for farms.

Tools for efficient crop and seed applications

Presidential turkeys take long path to DC, college

After being pardoned by President Joe Biden, Liberty and Bell will head to the University of Minnesota.

Jose Rojas, assistant vice president of live production at Jennie-O Turkey Store; Steve Lykken, president of Jennie-O Turkey Store; and U.S. President Joe Biden pose with Liberty, the 2023 National Thanksgiving Turkey.

2 more ex-Plainville Farms workers convicted

Joeseph Nunez Rosario pleads guilty and Christopher Stephen McArdle pleads no contest after being accused of abusing turkeys.

Turkey Head Facing Left

Avian Influenza

Avian flu infects North Dakota, South Dakota turkeys

The last time a commercial poultry flock in North Dakota was struck by avian influenza was April 19.

White Turkey Closeup Looking Down

LDC in talks to acquire Polish turkey producer Indykpol

Proposed transaction is part of France-based company to expand its presence in other parts of Europe.

Poultry to comprise 40% global meat production in 2023

Poultry meat is the most produced meat, with more than 142 million metric tons in 2023.

Chicken Legs In Tray Food Inspection

Poultry production growth expected globally in 2023, beyond

As outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza wane, poultry is poised to remain the most produced protein option.

Workers In Poultry Processing Plant

Poultry trade driven by rising consumption, affordability

Poultry meat imports and exports are on the rise to satisfy the growing, global demand and population increases.

Chicken Processing Trimming

Avian Influenza

Avian influenza spreads to more South Dakota turkeys

HPAI infections in the South Dakota counties of McPherson and Roberts are confirmed on November 9.

Processing & Slaughter

Is air chilling more sustainable than water chilling?

Northern Pride CEO says air chilling would reduce water usage, but it would require more energy and chemical usage.

Northern Pride Turkey

Broilers & Turkeys

How poultry processing can impact breast meat quality

Knowing how processing impacts meat attributes in the plant will help poultry companies produce quality breast meat.

While the industry has increased its efficiency significantly and is producing more meat than ever, these same improvements have caused some producers to have meat quality issues in their boneless breast meat.

Processing & Slaughter

How to choose the right poultry carcass chilling technique

The great debate between water and air.

Air chilling typically requires a higher initial investment and larger footprint compared to water chilling, however it does offer greater savings on water and energy usage.

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