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Tim Lambert, CEO of the Egg Farmers of Canada (EFC) was recently honoured at the University of Guelph Alumni Awards of Excellence Gala.
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Researchers at the University of Iowa have developed a mobile system that can inactivate avian influenza virus.
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The Feather Board Command Centre has issued an ILT Biosecurity Advisory to all poultry industry service providers operating in and near Brock township in the Durham region.
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Alberta is one of the most exciting and important areas for animal agriculture in Canada. The Alberta Livestock Expo gives people an opportunity to learn about new and innovative products and services, meet up with old friends, and make new ones. If you do business in Alberta's animal agriculture sector, the Alberta Livestock Expo is a good place for you to connect with industry colleagues, customers, and prospects.
For detailed information please visit our website: www.albertalivestockexpo.com
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Is it really necessary and beneficial to feed newly hatched chicks immediately after hatch? In nearly every area of poultry production systems, uniformity is a key and very critical component to success. When it is not achieved, inefficiencies often result in areas including the hatchery, the brooding house, and all the way to the processing plant.
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Bill Van Heyst grew up on a mixed farm near Grand Bend, Ont. Today, Van Heyst is an environmental engineering professor at the University of Guelph. He describes modern day poultry barns as ‘industrial operations’, with multiple identical structures with the potential of a larger environmental impact than the smaller family type farm of the past.
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