Health

The scientists said Spirulina and Chlorella exhibit protein levels of up to 50-70%, outperforming traditional sources like soybean meal. Photo: Canva

10-04 | News

Scientists explore the benefits of algae for poultry

If the percentage of bone damage is too high, all links in the chain are held responsible. Photo: Ton Kastermans

08-04 | Article

CT scan useful for inspecting poultry bone fractures

Production at the facility in Parmer Country, Texas, has temporarily ceased. Photo: Canva

04-04 | News

Avian influenza hits US egg producer, again

The number of dairy farms infected with H5N1 avian influenza in the US continues to expand. Photo: Canva

04-04 | News

US: More bird flu in cows, now humans also infected

At the end of February, over 21.6 million ducks had been vaccinated, or one-third of the total of 64 million to be treated. Photo: Koos Groenewold

03-04 | News

French getting a grip on avian influenza

The Texas Animal Health Commission has confirmed that the influenza subtype is known as H5N1. Photo: Canva

29-03 | News

First case of dairy cows hit by bird flu in the US

Rodents are ubiquitous on poultry farms; if you see one, there are plenty more.

28-03 | Article

Getting to grips with rodent infestation at poultry facilities

Broilers experience higher needs for functional amino acids when facing intestinal challenges and so identifying nutritional solutions to optimise the benefits of amino acids is of particular interest. Photo: Mark Pasveer

21-03 | Article

Combatting broiler stress with a polyphenols and functional amino acids combo in diet

Avian influenza killed millions of birds across 5 of the 7 continents in 2022. Photo: Canva

20-03 | News

Evolution of deadly bird flu strain stems from gene exchanges

Layers

16-12 | Article

Spain’s slow but steady recovery after hen cage ban

Poland lagging in cage-free hen commitments

Is the UK egg sector on track to be cage-free by 2025?

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