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The NHS in the UK now advises that eggs can be safely eaten by pregnant women and babies, and that eggs should be introduced early in the weaning process. Photo: Canva
21-06 | News

Current pregnancy and baby diet trends impacting babies’ health

Water restriction results in more stress in the pullets which leads to increased susceptibility to disease and other negative side effects. Photo: Koos Groenewold
20-06 | Expert opinion

Column: Better for animal and farmer

Superbugs are a growing problem for the global livestock industry, tightly linked to the issue of responsible antibiotic use. Photo: Canva
19-06 | News

Poultry on the Estonian market is infected with superbugs, a study says

Poultry accounts for 65% of the average Indonesian customer's animal poultry protein consumption. Photo: Canva
18-06 | News

Indonesia: Poultry industry crisis triggers feed market turbulence

Wet markets in Asia have a high risk potential for the spread of avian influenza. Photo: ANP
17-06 | Article

Prevention of avian influenza spread through wet markets is a must

It is advised that nest box are comfortable, quiet and enclosed for the hen. Photo: Canva
17-06 | News

Avoiding floor eggs in cage-free housing systems

Getting the most out of male by-products in Poultry World
14-06 | News

Getting the most out of male by-products in Poultry World

Noble Foods colleagues Zoe Harding-Hubbard, Kriss Brown, Lee Green and Kat Harvey worked among Beckingham Farm’s free-range flock. Photos: Noble Foods
14-06 | News

Noble Foods improves biodiversity, chickens enjoy more shade

VIDEO: Veterinary monitoring and communication between stakeholder are key
13-06 | Article

VIDEO: Veterinary monitoring and communication between stakeholder are key

It is generally accepted that chickens fed wheat or rye are less responsive to enzyme treatment compared to those fed other conventional feed ingredients. Photo: Peter Roek
13-06 | Article

Optimising enzyme utilisation in poultry diets

"If a sufficient number of cage farms in Slovakia are not reconstructed by 2025, there is a real risk that eggs from Slovakia could be gradually replaced by foreign suppliers in international retail chains," says Daniel Molnár, director of the Poultry Union of Slovakia. Photo: Canva
13-06 | News

Dark clouds pile above the Slovak poultry industry

Aiming to utilise all animals born into its farm system, and with a high focus on welfare, in-ovo sexing technology will allow the company to continue its zero-waste philosophies. Photo: Kipster
12-06 | News

Egg producer Kipster commits to in-ovo sexing in the US

Buildings which house livestock are excluded from the changes. Photo: Canva
11-06 | News

Mixed response from English poultry producers to legislation change

Mushroom stumps for the research were obtained from a commercial mushroom farm in southwest Pennsylvania. Photo: Canva
10-06 | News

Investigating mushroom stump waste as a broiler feed supplement

Growth performance and gut health in broilers benefit from fermented bamboo
10-06 | Article

Growth performance and gut health in broilers benefit from fermented bamboo