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In a study involving more than 7,000 broiler chickens challenged with Eimeria, scientists evaluated seven different feed additive blends at Scandinavian Poultry Research, Noway. Photo: Selko
05-12-2022 | Article

Calculating the performance payoff of dietary blends

Several large Russian poultry and meat manufacturers have access to the Iranian market. Photo: Eko Anug
05-12-2022 | News

Iran greenlights poultry export from Russia

Photo: Jason Leung
02-12-2022 | News

Dual-purpose chickens – an alternative to culling day-old male chicks

Photo: IICA
02-12-2022 | News

Colombia declares avian influenza outbreaks in wild birds

Photo: Raimondas Lapinskas
01-12-2022 | News

Tajikistan: surge in egg prices despite rising production

Photo: Marcel van Horn
30-11-2022 | News

UK Christmas free-range turkeys culled due to avian influenza

November Business Update: What’s new in the world of poultry?
30-11-2022 | News

November Business Update: What’s new in the world of poultry?

Austrian hatcheries agreed with the government and NGOs that day-old layer males serve a purpose as predator feed. Photo: Henk Riswick
29-11-2022 | Article

Making the case for culling day-old layer males

The application of selective breeding for parasite resistance in combination with other integrated control methods is considered an alternative means of parasite control in the long run. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten
29-11-2022 | Article

Genetic resistance to gastrointestinal parasites

FDA approves lab-grown chicken
28-11-2022 | News

FDA approves lab-grown chicken

​VIDEOS: EuroTier poultry seminars available to watch
25-11-2022 | News

​VIDEOS: EuroTier poultry seminars available to watch

Poultry World edition 8 of 2022 is now online
25-11-2022 | News

Poultry World edition 8 of 2022 is now online

Compassion in World Farming has welcomed the results of its latest Egg Track report, which show that In the past year, several major companies have made new global cage-free commitments. Photo: Finn Mund
24-11-2022 | News

Global companies continue to move towards cage-free systems