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Feed costs at £11.54 were 10% higher than last year (£10.49), based on prices quoted for delivery in August. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten
30-09-2020 | News

Expensive feed push UK turkey production costs up

The consequences of wet litter range from cold spots all the way to footpad lesions and respiratory problems. Photo: Wageningen UR Livestock Research
30-09-2020 | Article

How to ensure litter quality?

At the lower density, the slowest growing breed was found to have slightly better welfare, with lower mortality. Photo: Bert Jansen
30-09-2020 | News

Slower growing broilers are healthier

chicken that finishes being born
28-09-2020 | News

September business update: What’s new in the poultry sector?

The new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) is more persistent than MERS-COV or SARS-CoV-1 on packaging material. Photo: Boerderij
28-09-2020 | News

Coronavirus is more persistent than other SARS viruses

Mumbai consumes an average of 8.5 million eggs daily, but there is currently a vast shortfall, receiving just 4.5 million. Photo Henk Riswick
28-09-2020 | News

Indian poultry industry in for a slow recovery

Lithuanian officials have seized more than 40 tonnes of imported poultry meat in the last three months over fears of potential Salmonella contamination. Photo: Manfred Richter
25-09-2020 | News

Poultry meat seized in Lithuania due to Salmonella

Photo: Misset
25-09-2020 | News

Webinar on demand: Gut Integrity in poultry

The algae-residual flows cannot be added to chicken feed without further processing. Otherwise digestion could be disrupted. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten
25-09-2020 | Article

Can algae residuals be used in chicken feed?

In most tests, the breeds producing white eggs had an advantage over the breeds producing brown eggs and results over the past decade show the advantage is widening. Photo: Henk Riswick
24-09-2020 | News

Egg improvements through balanced breeding

Photo: Reina de Vries
23-09-2020 | Article

How to ensure water quality?

Photo: Space
23-09-2020 | News

Poultry innovations rewarded at Innov‘Space 2020

Outside of Russia, the use of coccidiostats is business as usual. Photo: Ronald Hissink
23-09-2020 | News

Russian poultry farmers want more leeway on coccidiostats