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Control zones set up in Fraser Valley, B.C., after Newcastle disease detected

Canada’s first virulent Newcastle disease cases in 50 years trigger movement controls around two B.C. poultry farms as the CFIA works to contain the virus. » Read More...

Guelph researchers awarded for innovations in livestock biosecurity and antiviral development

Early Career Research Award delivers $100,000 to support cutting-edge projects tackling disease threats in Canadian livestock and poultry sectors. » Read More...

CFO opens applications for 2025 New Entrant Chicken Farmer Program

New farmers have until October 31 to apply for a spot in the program, which supports entry into Ontario’s $5.3-billion chicken industry. » Read More...

Metabolic Disorders in Poultry

Metabolic disorders such as those impacting skeletal development have also now become important animal welfare issues in many countries.

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Joe Hudson among 2025 Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame inductees

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