Experts to discuss education for rural people

Officials from 20 African countries are expected to attend the meeting.

June 1, 2009

Experts from across the globe will convene in Rome on June 4 and 5 to discuss new initiatives and the importance of education for rural people, according to a press release by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations.

The initiative aims to form partnerships and share policies to promote education and training systems which would help address development and food security challenges.

BrucePac issues recall

Former U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns speaks at event

Tony Wesner named Rose Acre Farms CEO

He will also serve as the egg company’s chairman of the board, succeeding Marcus Rust who will become the chief visionary officer.

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Processing & Slaughter

Simmons Foods ammonia leak prompts evacuation

The situation in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, was brought under control within a few hours.

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Poultry Around the World

A use for eggs that you may never have thought of

Ceramic versions may now have replaced the original hen eggs, but eggs are being used to record and register the faces of clowns.

Part of the collection of hen eggs that acts, along with their more modern equivalents, as a register for clown faces at Clowns International.

Avian Influenza

South Africa reports progress on recovery after avian flu outbreaks

Reports of new outbreaks are infrequent, and no further cases have been registered with WOAH since July.

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NC State celebrates poultry science department centennial

The Prestage family is recognized for making a transformational gift to NC State that will continue to advance poultry research and workforce development.

NC State University Chancellor Randy Woodson, right, thanked members of the Prestage family for their transformational gift and expressed appreciation for patriarch Bill Prestage at the 100 Years of Poultry Science event. Woodson, the Prestages and leaders of the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences celebrated poultry progress with a toast.

Consumer Trends

Perdue Farms wins ‘pasture-raised’ chicken label petition

New USDA FSIS guidelines clarify poultry housing definitions for consumers.

Avian Influenza

Last Canadian HPAI primary control zone revoked

The control zone had been in place in Saskatchewan since November 2023.

Positive prospects forecast for EU poultry meat market

Increased consumption and export of poultry is expected for this year and beyond.

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Foster Farms responds to animal cruelty situation

After the company learned that chickens were being abused at a California facility, it terminated the workers, reported them to law enforcement and increased its measures to protect animals.

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Poultry Tech Trends

Blushing hens could improve welfare monitoring

Chickens also rely on facial expressions to express emotions, French researchers show.

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Cage-Free Laying Systems

Cal-Maine invests $40M to expand cage-free production

The egg producer will be replacing retired caged facilities.

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Brazil records double-digit jump in September chicken meat exports

In terms of revenue, the Brazilian chicken industry achieved near-record shipments during the month, and most of the leading destinations took higher volumes than in 2023.

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