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B.C. ‘doing everything’ it can to stop bird flu, minister says, as infections spread

Farmers facing “intense disease pressure” from outbreak, Popham says.


Governments strengthen biosecurity at Ontario poultry operations

Canada and Ontario investing $1.5 million to support biosecurity measures to reduce the spread of avian influenza.


Seven commercial poultry flocks in B.C.’s Fraser Valley have bird flu: ministry

Province has seen three dozen cases since April.
 
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Pullet Rearing Research: Thriving in 3D

Research supporting open-concept housing for laying hens has made great strides as Canadian researchers discover more about how to help birds thrive in new housing environments. Dr. Tina Widowski has led much of this work to help producers evaluate options for their laying operations, with special attention on pullet rearing. » Read more...
 
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Educational project focused on feeding breeders

The gap between genetic potential and management reality translates to breeders coming into production late, poor flock uniformity and fertility challenges. That’s why a group of experts launched a new multifaceted program aimed at helping producers bridge that gap. » Read more...
 
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