Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Poultry Today

USPOULTRY updates logo and web site

TUCKER, Ga. — U.S. Poultry and Egg Association recently updated its logo to “USPOULTRY.” For a number of years, the poultry industry has shortened the...

Animal Agriculture Alliance celebrates 25th anniversary

ARLINGTON, Va. — The Animal Agriculture Alliance has unveiled a new logo to kick off its 25th anniversary celebration. Founded in 1987 as the...

Popeyes names chief global brand officer

ATLANTA — Popeyes® Louisiana Kitchen, a division of AFC Enterprises Inc., has named Richard H. Lynch, currently chief marketing officer, as  chief global brand...

California State University, Fresno, receives $7,000 grant

TUCKER, Ga. — California State University, Fresno, recently received a $7,000 student recruiting grant from the U.S. Poultry & Egg Association Foundation. The check was...

Farbest Foods to invest $69M in Indiana plant

VINCENNES, Ind. — Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels has announced that Farbest Foods Inc., one of the nation's largest turkey companies, will locate a new...

Online info available on air emissions and animal ag

EAST LANSING, Mich. — “Air Emissions and Animal Agriculture” is a new online resource developed by Michigan State University Extension and Purdue Extension to...

Search continues to find antibiotic alternatives for broiler production

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — The emergence of antibiotic-resistant pathogens in humans is driving efforts to find commercially viable substitutes for antibiotics frequently used in the...

Cargill resumes ground turkey production in Ark.

The Associated Press SPRINGDALE, Ark. — An Arkansas meat processing plant that was linked to a salmonella outbreak this year is producing ground turkey again,...

MTGA offers scholarship opportunities

BUFFALO, MINN. — The Minnesota Turkey Growers Association has  announced its 2012 Ranelius Scholarship Program, designed to encourage students enrolled in a post-secondary educational...

Molecular evidence links live poultry markets to human H5N1 infection

WASHINGTON — Sequences of H5N1 virus from live bird markets in China matched sequences from patients who had recently visited the live bird markets,...

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