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Rebecca Spence wins Foster Farms cooking contest

Staff Edit - October 6, 2011

ST. HELENA, Calif. — Rebecca Spence of Vancouver, Wash., won the second annual Foster Farms Fresh Chicken Cooking Contest held at The Culinary Institute...

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Industries support tying ethanol mandate to corn supplies

Staff Edit - October 6, 2011

WASHINGTON — Representatives from the livestock and poultry industries have joined forces to commend U.S. Representatives Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.) and Jim Costa (D-Calif.) for introducing...

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Cargill plant workers laid off as ground turkey production ceased

Staff Edit - October 6, 2011

The Associated Press SPRINGDALE, Ark. — Cargill Inc. has laid off 130 people at its Springdale plant because the company hasn't been able to produce...

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Church’s Chicken names new CEO

Staff Edit - October 5, 2011

ATLANTA — Quick service restaurant chain Church’s Chicken has named Jim Hyatt as the company’s new chief executive officer. Hyatt brings to Church’s Chicken more...

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Report: Ethanol reduced gas prices 89 cents in 2010

Staff Edit - October 5, 2011

WASHINGTON — The increased use of ethanol reduced wholesale gasoline prices by an average of 89 cents per gallon in 2010, according to a...

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Global demand drives food prices higher in 3rd quarter

Staff Edit - October 5, 2011

WASHINGTON — Strong global demand, especially for pork and other protein-rich foods, was a primary driver behind higher retail prices at the supermarket during...

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Chef salads containing meat and poultry recalled

Staff Edit - October 4, 2011

WASHINGTON — Greencore USA Inc. of Cincinnati, Ohio, is recalling approximately 57 pounds of salad products containing meat and poultry, because the grape tomatoes...

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Bill Mattos receives CPF Golden Rooster award

Staff Edit - October 4, 2011

MONTEREY, Calif. — Bill Mattos, who has served as president of the California Poultry Federation for 20 years, was honored by the federation with...

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Poultry growers awarded nearly $26 million

Staff Edit - October 4, 2011

MARSHALL, Texas — A federal judge has ordered Pilgrim's Pride to pay $28.5 million to 91 poultry growers in El Dorado, Ark., who had...

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Drones studied as way to monitor vast rangelands

Staff Edit - October 3, 2011

By Dennis O'Brien Special to Poultry Today BELTSVILLE, Md. — USDA scientists have found that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), a tool used by the military, may...

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Conference will examine cost, availability of corn

Staff Edit - October 3, 2011

TUCKER, Ga. — The 2011 Grain Forecast and Economic Outlook Conference will address the latest developments in the rising price of corn, along with...

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Pfizer Animal Health offers scholarships for veterinary students

Staff Edit - October 3, 2011

MADISON, N.J. — For the third consecutive year, Pfizer Animal Health and the American Veterinary Medical Foundation invite second- and third-year students of veterinary...

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