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Photo: Henk Riswick
20-03-2025 | News

Light spectrum and intensity preferences of broilers

Column: Dealing with manure in Asia
19-03-2025 | Expert opinion

Column: Dealing with manure in Asia

Professor Ian Dunn of The Roslin Institute recently presented a genetic perspective on improving bone quality. Photo: Mark Pasveer
18-03-2025 | News

Using genetics to improve the skeletal health of laying hens

The egg market in Poland has experienced major price turbulence due to the outbreaks of bird flu and Newcastle diseases. Photo: Bert Jansen
17-03-2025 | News

Poland’s egg industry rebounds despite raging bird flu

The researchers identified the potential vectors of H. meleagridis based on their prevalence inside and outside houses. Photo: Koos Groenewold
17-03-2025 | Article

New insights into insect vectors causing histomoniasis in poultry

In the US, some grocery stores are limiting purchases while some restaurants are applying surcharges for meals that include eggs. Photo: Bert Jansen
14-03-2025 | News

Egg crisis: US faces high prices, shortages and smuggling amid tariff battle

A French study considered whether on-farm hatching and the presence of adult hens alongside chicks could enhance poultry welfare and robustness of birds. Bram Becks Photography
13-03-2025 | News

The effect of on-farm hatching and the presence of hens

Misset International launches the Sustainability Impact Award
12-03-2025 | News

Misset International launches the Sustainability Impact Award

Insect-based feed ingredients in Poultry World 1
11-03-2025 | News

Insect-based feed ingredients in Poultry World 1

Several Russian farmers experienced difficulties due to turmoil in the European hatching eggs market. Photo: Groenewold, Koos
10-03-2025 | News

Bird flu outbreaks in Europe disrupt Russian hatching egg imports

Carefully prepared samples of finished feed are put in a machine where they are bombarded by X-rays and where the energy is absorbed by the minerals inside the sample. Photos: ADM
10-03-2025 | Article

Fast, pre-competitive mineral assessment of poultry feed

Planton Farms co-founder Dr Annie Rayner said dual-purpose birds are more likely to be more robust. Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet
07-03-2025 | News

Could dual-purpose poultry improve welfare and ecological outcomes?

At a recent NFU Poultry fringe event, avian influenza vaccination and the use of PAPs in poultry diets were high on the agenda. Photo: Mark Pasveer
07-03-2025 | News

Future of the UK poultry sector: PAPs and avian influenza key issues