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Crossbreed development boasts a history exceeding 135 years in nations including the United States, Netherlands, Germany, France, and England, whereas the Arian breed emerged in 1993. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)
12-01 | News

The use of Arian crossbreed is estimated to incur Iran around US$1b in extra costs

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09-01 | News

Can black soldier fly larvae safely convert chicken manure?

Intensive production has enabled Tunisia to largely meet its domestic demand for eggs. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)
08-01 | News

Exploring Africa’s poultry powerhouses – a spotlight on Tunisia

Aldo Rossi, a doctor of veterinary medicine. Photo:
07-01 | Interview

A holistic approach to gut health in livestock

The Russian egg market may experience localised price hikes following the bird outbreak at Volzhanin. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)
06-01 | News

Major bird flu outbreak puts Russian egg market in peril

Photo: Agência do Estado do Paraná
06-01 | Analysis

Brazil poultry feed demand holds firm

Valencia’s ministry of agriculture has activated the health protocol with compulsory veterinary inspection, preventive immobilisation and reinforcement of surveillance. Photo: Henk Riswick
05-01 | News

Spain reports first cases of Newcastle Disease since 2022

Over 40% of Canadian broiler flocks are being produced without Category III antibiotics. Photo: Mark Pasveer
03-01 | Article

Antibiotic use drops sharply in Canada’s chicken sector

On the global arena, Poland is facing rising competition from emerging broiler meat exporters. Photo: Reina de Vries
03-01 | News

Poland’s poultry industry at the turn of the tide

World Egg Organisation seminar in Hyderabad spotlights global trends, HPAI control, and feed strategies for India's booming egg sector. Photo: Bram Becks Fotografie
02-01 | News

WEO strengthens ties with India’s growing egg industry

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01-01 | News

Poultry feed accounts for 48% of Hungary’s output