Monday, November 9, 2026

Poultry Today

South Korea lifts U.S. poultry ban

WASHINGTON  — USDA has announced that the government of South Korea has lifted its ban on imports of U.S. poultry and poultry products, including...

Research Q&A: Virtual reality applications in poultry production and processing

ATLANTA — Sim Harbert, senior research engineer, discusses his exploratory research project that is investigating the feasibility of using virtual reality tools to support...

Chicken feathers — poultry’s diamond in the rough

By Katie Keiger Poultry Times staff Kkeiger@poultrytimes.com GAINESVILLE, Ga. — Chicken feathers are often seen as a nuisance to broiler house employees and are often thrown away,...

Critter control: a little knowledge will help determine what’s causing problems

By Sharon Dowdy Special to Poultry Times ATHENS, Ga. — Chewing pests can cause you to wonder “Who dunnit?” In west Cobb County, Ga., Bruce Roberts is...

Researchers continue to innovate technology for monitoring poultry growout houses

ATLANTA — Researchers with the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) continue to explore techniques to enhance the functionality and utility of their Growout Monitoring...

Magnetic nanoparticles effective at removing phosphorus from poultry processing wastewater

ATLANTA — Excessive phosphorus in wastewater discharge from poultry processing plants can degrade water quality and harm aquatic life in adjacent waterways. This makes...

Chick-fil-A named ‘hottest’ restaurant chain

NEW YORK CITY — Chick-fil-A has been named the country's 'hottest' restaurant chain by the Nation's Restaurant News in its latest ranking of the Top 100...

Could North Korean biological weapons be used to target animal agriculture?

By Dr. Robert A. Norton Special to Poultry Times AUBURN, Ala. — Rumors of pending war seem to be everywhere in Washington, D.C. A recent Washington Post article...

USDA detects ‘atypical’ case of mad cow disease in Alabama

WASHINGTON — The USDA has announced an atypical case of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), a neurologic disease of cattle, in an 11-year old cow...

HATCH for Hunger receives $25K from Kroger

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. — On June 23,  HATCH for Hunger announced a $25,000 gift from Kroger Co. at the reopening of its 116th and Cumberland...

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