Here are the 10 most-read new technology articles of 2023:
As the broiler industry is hoping hatchability rates improve, North Carolina State University researchers conducted a study to see if fertility in breeding roosters could be improved by giving them a feed that included fish meal.
A new twist on the sanitation process incorporates both hydrogen peroxide and ultraviolet light to disinfect against bacteria and other pathogens on egg shells.
Elizabeth Doughman: Emerging technologies are set to transform the poultry industry in 2023, tackling challenges such as Net Zero, traceability and transparency, avian influenza,
Salmonella control and more.
One study shows that eggs give off different volatile organic compounds depending on the sex.
New innovations and emerging technologies can help poultry producers improve the birds' efficiency in using the nutrients in their feed.
A closed loop system relies on the life cycle of the housefly to sustainably transform poultry manure and other organic waste into fertilizer and animal feed.
The gut microbiome is not just a buzzword when it comes to poultry health.
Artificial intelligence and imaging could accurately identify the sex of broiler chicks, reducing high labor costs and improving efficiency in the hatchery.
Altering a small section of chicken DNA improved resistance to avian influenza with no negative impacts on health or well-being, revealed new research from the University of Edinburgh, Imperial College London and Pirbright Institute.
One study found that dietary energy intake directly affected total carcass mass before increasing the number of eggs laid.
