IPPE News

Data management strategies to simplify poultry operations

Best practices that can help streamline logistics and troubleshoot challenges.

February 16, 2021

Digital technologies like the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence could improve data management and collection in the poultry industry.

IPPE New Product Showcase wrap up: February 5

New poultry and feed products introduced at the IPPE Marketplace 2021

February 4, 2021

Get a glimpse of the new products introduced at IPPE Marketplace 2021 for the agrifood industry.

What will Rep. DeLauro’s rise in ranks mean for ag?

Member of Congress with a history of challenging the agrifood industry has growing clout

January 28, 2021

Roy Graber

When it comes to members of Congress who have been a challenge to the agrifood industry, few names enter the conversation as often as Rep. Rosa DeLauro.

Poultry health status and animal welfare in Latin America

Re-emerging diseases and the situation of poultry health in Latin America were reviewed, together with research on animal welfare during the second day of the Latin American Poultry Summit.

January 28, 2021

Benjamín Ruiz

Poultry health status in Latin America has been an omnipresent issue. The poultry industry in this region, however, is not that different from other poultry industries in the world, because it is facing the same disease risks.

IPPE New Product Showcase: January 28

New poultry and feed products introduced at the IPPE Marketplace 2021

January 28, 2021

Get a glimpse of the new products being introduced at IPPE Marketplace 2021 for the agrifood industry.

How would $15 minimum wage affect poultry sector?

Higher minimum wage would not change the pay scale for poultry industry workers as much as it would workers who serve chicken in restaurants, says Paul Aho

January 27, 2021

Roy Graber

If a proposed change to the federal minimum wage to $15 per hour becomes law in the United States, it may not have a huge impact on the payroll budgets for companies in the poultry industry, but it is likely to still have an economic effect on the industry.

Feeding selenium to heat-stressed egg layers

There is considerable economic return possible when heat-stressed laying hens are fed selenium

January 27, 2021

Deven King

The high selenium deposition through Selisseo resulted in the hen being able to overcome the oxidative stress and production drag that coincide with heat stress.