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Cleaning and disinfection of drinker lines

Infected wild birds can transmit avian influenza to poultry through water sources. Thus, it's critical that producers clean and disinfect their drinker lines. » Read More...

Pest Control: The bird problem

It may seem ironic, but even poultry facilities need a bird control plan. With bountiful food (including bird feed) on the property, wild birds can easily become a disease threat without proper control methods in place. » Read More...

Avian Influenza Vaccination: Key considerations

Considering the current limitations of avian influenza vaccines and the continuous threat of the virus to the global egg industry, this IEC paper explains very clearly the potential advantages of avian influenza vaccines as well as some of the constraints. » Read More...

Avian influenza’s mental health toll

Producers face multiple mental health stressors when avian influenza is detected on their farm. Luckily, there’s a growing list of resources available to help farmers who are struggling. » Read More...

Business continuity post-disease outbreak

Poultry organizations have strengthened their plans for the post-outbreak recovery phase. They’ve done so to make sure the return to normalcy is as smooth and fast as possible. » Read More...

Ontario chicken farmer staying positive amid rising avian flu cases

Two farms in southern Ontario are under quarantine due to outbreaks and two dead waterfowl birds have tested positive in Brampton. But one producer isn't too concerned – yet. » Read More...

Events

PIP Innovation Showcase: Level-up your biosecurity, Webinar

Apr. 5, 2023
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PEAK 2023, Minneapolis, Minn.

Apr. 11-13, 2023
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PIC’S Research Impacts, Hybrid Event, Elora, Ont.

May 17, 2023
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PIC Health Day, Stratford, Ont.

June 28, 2023
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