Monday, November 2, 2026

Poultry Today

Drones studied as way to monitor vast rangelands

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...

Conference will examine cost, availability of corn

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

Pfizer Animal Health offers scholarships for veterinary students

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...

Commercial enzyme used to improve grain ethanol production

By Ann Perry Special to Poultry Today WASHINGTON — A commercial enzyme could reduce overall costs linked with producing ethanol from grain, and also reduce associated...

USPOULTRY to hold wastewater operator training

TUCKER, Ga. — U.S. Poultry & Egg Association will sponsor a Poultry Wastewater Operator Training Program on Nov. 15-16 at the Perdue Training Center...

Drones studied as way to monitor vast rangelands

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...

USPOULTRY Foundation funds student recruiting grants

TUCKER, Ga. — The USPOULTRY Foundation has approved student recruiting grants totaling approximately $180,000 to the six U.S. universities with poultry science departments and...

Cal-Maine Foods reports first quarter results

JACKSON, Miss. — Cal-Maine Foods Inc. reports net sales were $243.8 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2012, which ended Aug. 27. This...

Obama deficit plan cuts farm subsidies

WASHINGTON — The deficit reduction plan President Obama has introduced will reduce farm subsidies by shrinking federal contributions to crop insurance programs and land...

Court approves donning, doffing settlement for Tyson workers

WASHINGTON — the U.S. District Court in Georgia has approved a donning and doffing settlement between Tyson Foods and about 17,000 plant employees in...

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