I just read an article in the New York Times about the use of the latest technology in agricultural production. From using animals for plowing, we went to tractors with GPS and apps on the iPhone that help us to control several aspects, such as irrigation, fertilizer application, checking the weather, etc. 

Bachoco announced its results for the thirdquarter of 2014, with an increase in net sales of 12.5 percent ad is doing very well. The company as part of its strategies — is interested in participating in otherproteins and in other geographic areas.

All participants in the poultry sector must comply withthe rules. If one fails, we all fail. When one company is involved in ascandal, it affects us all.

Chinesepoultry producers want to see what is going on with poultry production in LatinAmerica, and they are particularly interested in the largest markets.

It seems that the issue of Brazil and itspoultry industry continues to be something to talk about. Now, with theconflict between Russia and the West over Ukraine escalating, Moscow isresponding to the sanctions imposed on them by the European countries and the U.S.,by prohibiting or restricting imports of foods from these countries. Such isthe case of poultry products from U.S.

JBS and its subsidiary Pilgrim's Pride bought Tyson Foods' operations in Mexico and Brazil -- I would like to direct the spotlight to Mexico. 

The answer may be yes. This year, with both chicken and eggs, a 3percent increase in growth rate is expected.

This October 11 we celebrate World Egg Day, an event which has been done since 1996, and as members of the poultry industry, this represents a major milestone for many reasons. First, because it promotes the consumption of a great product and a great protein, normally with an affordable price for virtually the entire population. The second reason is that, with this, we are defeating the invisible enemy of ignorance regarding erroneous myths about eggs.

In Latin America, and around the world, it is overwhelming to see the size of the poultry industry in Brazil. Everything is big, from the size of the companies, to something very important: the conception of Brazilians themselves as poultry producers and the future outlook.

A few days ago, my colleague Mark Clements, editor of Poultry International, spoke on his blog of a new egg product launched in Britain, called Dippy Egg[k1] . Other Egg products have been launched in the Latin American market. But do we need new egg products for mass consumption, beyond liquid eggs for the food industry?  Hyperlink text to: http://www.wattagnet.com/The_convenience_of_a_Dippy_Egg.html