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St. Hubert Sale will not Limit Consumer Choice The Competition Bureau has announced that it will not oppose the proposed acquisition of Montreal-based St-Hubert restaurants by Cara Operations Ltd. >> Read full article
Feds Seek Farmer Input on GF2 The government of Canada has launched a website, seeking farmer input on the Growing Forward 2 (GF2) program, the current federal-provincial-territorial agricultural policy framework. >> Read full article
Backyard Chickens: Where do Certain Cities Stand? Backyard flocks are an ongoing debate in many municipalities. Check this list to find out where some of Canada’s cities stand on the subject. >> Read full article
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The Future of Poultry Production While chefs and dieticians encourage the consumption of turkey and turkey products with nutritional information and delicious recipes, geneticists work away at the other end of the production chain, trying to create a better bird for a global market. The consumer may never have to worry about how to stuff a 60-pound turkey in their oven for Thanksgiving, but at our current rate of progress, it’s not out of line to suggest that the farmer can expect to turn out a 20-week tom of that size for further processing markets, while still needing to produce a smaller table bird with different and possibly unique characteristics. >> Learn More…






Event Calendar

B.C. Poultry Symposium May 26, 2016 Location: Ramada Plaza & Conference Centre, Abbotsford, B.C >> More Info
Canadian Centre for Food Integrity - Public Trust Summit May 31-June 1, 2016 Location: Delta Ottawa City Centre, Ottawa >> More Info
Poultry Health Day June 9, 2016 Location: Arden Park Hotel, Stratford, Ont. >> More Info
Poultry Science Association annual meeting June 11, 2016 Location: Hilton New Orleans Riverside, New Orleans, Louisiana >> More Info