Roy GraberRoy Graber is a senior reporter at WATT Global Media. From the Author - Page 2TurkeyBehaviors to look for as poults adjust to new environmentAs poults go though their “settling in” period, it is important to see how they move and how anxious they are to find feed and water.BroilersCooks Venture files for bankruptcyThe poultry company that specialized in pasture-raised, slow-growth chickens started in 2019 and shut down in 2023.Avian InfluenzaAvian flu infects another Michigan turkey flockThis is the first time the H5N1 virus has been confirmed in Ottawa County poultry, but it was previously reported in a dairy herd in that county.TurkeyHow long should dark periods be in turkey barns?NC State study examines how length of exposure of darkness affects production performance, injury prevalence, fearfulness and eye health.Consumer TrendsChicken and Blue Jays: Sofina Foods partners with MLB teamJanes chicken will be available at concession stands throughout the Rogers Centre during Toronto Blue Jays games.Latest NewsEarly vote: JBS shareholders against Batista brothers on boardFormer JBS chairman and CEO, who left their respective roles amid controversy in 2017, seek to regain seats on the board.Processing & SlaughterNew Baiada poultry plant to open in Australia in 2026The facility in New South Wales will have the capacity to process up to 3 million chickens per week.TurkeyNTF Foundation seeks solution to turkey reovirusProject begins in earnest to seek funds for research to find a vaccine that can aid in reducing the impact of reovirus.Processing & SlaughterOlymel to close Quebec poultry processing plantThe plant in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu had recently been operating at 40% capacity.Avian InfluenzaLike to save stuff? You might be attracting avian fluThe things you keep around may actually pose a biosecurity risk to the animals on your farm.Agrifood AngleSurvey says: PEAK Feud was a lot of funGame show brings Minneapolis expo attendees together in a fun way.Avian InfluenzaSpotlight on avian influenza is brighter than everWith recent cattle and human H5N1 infections, more people are paying attention to the outbreak, NTF official says.Previous PagePage 2 of 268Next Page