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July Fourth is for fireworks, not foodborne illness

WASHINGTON — Pull out the grill and your red, white, and blue because the Fourth of July is here. This means gatherings, outdoor festivities,...

Penn State professor named Walther H. Ott professor in avian biology

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Dr. Ramesh Ramachandran, professor of reproductive biology in Pennsylvania State University’s College of Agricultural Sciences, has been named the Walther...

UGA: New technology can detect more strains of salmonella

ATHENS, Ga. — Poultry is responsible for more than one out of every five cases of salmonella infection in the U.S. But traditional methods...

5 live production priorities for Salmonella control

MADISON, N.J. — The rise in the prevalence of “no antibiotics” poultry production has been a “life changer” in poultry production, making necessary new approaches...

Applications being accepted for new Innovation in Safety & Health Award

TUCKER, Ga. — The Joint Industry Safety and Health Council is currently accepting applications for a new Innovation in Safety & Health Award program....

Boehringer Ingelheim Ga. vaccine facility receives carbon neutral certification

DULUTH, Ga. — Boehringer Ingelheim U.S. Animal Health announced on Apr. 22 that its poultry vaccine site in Gainesville, Ga., has received carbon neutral...

Avian influenza reported in Texas, monitoring continues

COLLEGE STATION, Texas — State regulatory and animal health agencies have reported positive cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza in Texas, according to a...

CoBank: HPAI puts Easter egg supplies at risk

DENVER — Recent outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza within the U.S. layer flock are adding strain to beleaguered egg supply chains, which have...

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