Broilers & Turkeys

Sustainability
Hormel, Jennie-O celebrate completion of solar project
Hormel Foods and its leading turkey brand continue to advance renewable energy projects at plant in Montevideo, Minnesota.
From left to right: Tom Raymond, Hormel Foods director of sustainability; Steve Lykken, Jennie-O Turkey Store president; Ryan Coakley, senior director of origination at Next Era Energy; Doug Muzik, Jennie-O plant manager in Montevideo, Minn.; and Matthew Schrupp, assistant vice president of operations at Jennie-O Turkey Store. All five leaders helped cut the ribbon to unveil the new 8-acre solar field located at the Jennie-O plant in Montevideo.
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Research and new technologies to improve poultry health
Broilers
Ingham's, employees reach three-year deal, ending strike
Agreement includes pay increases for three years, totaling 10.9%.
Ingham's Enterprises
Poultry Tech Summit News
Can augmented reality fix poultry’s labor challenges?
Automation and robotics show promise for performing processing tasks, however manual input is still required.
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Poultry Nutrition & Formulation
Chick pre-starter diets: The early bird gets the worm
Correct nutrition during the first few days of a broiler chick’s life, or during the first two weeks of a layer’s, leads to benefits throughout the production cycle.
Nutritional requirements at the start of a chick’s life are the highest, and pre-starter diets must fully meet their nutritional requirements. Courtesy Trouw Nutrition
Broilers & Turkeys
Conditions to further improve for global poultry industry
With falling input costs, margins are set to rise, but HPAI and its impact on global trade remain a major concern.
Margins are expected to improve over the coming months, particularly as feed costs continue to fall from record highs.
Broilers & Turkeys
Astral Foods issues profit warning on higher costs
Company says its poultry meat business is being adversely affected.
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Broilers
Pay dispute sparks strike at Ingham's poultry facilities
Company and union started mediation talks Monday.
Inghams
Diseases & Health
Saskatchewan has first avian influenza case of 2023
This is the second confirmed detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Canada in September, with the first one occurring in Alberta.
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Poultry Tech Trends
Avian flu in the Galapagos puts more than birds at risk
Tourism and biodiversity could take a major hit if biosecurity can’t prevent further infection.
Blue Footed Boobies
Broilers & Turkeys
Europe starts to make progress on avian flu control
For the first time in The Netherlands, chickens will be administered with a vaccine against highly pathogenic avian influenza as part of a field trial.
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Broilers
Sen. Coons: Poultry growers want continued market access
Chris Coons, co-chair of U.S. Senate Chicken Caucus, talks of government efforts to protect producers from adverse effects of highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Sen. Chris Coons, D-Delaware
Diseases & Health
Avian influenza situation in Bolivia resolved
No new highly pathogenic avian influenza cases have been reported in Bolivian poultry since March.
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