It's high time we give our hard working turkey farmers the attention they deserve. Here are some of the main differences between turkey farming and chicken farming.
Rosslyn Biggs, D.V.M., OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, discusses the recent news of highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in a commercial flock in Adair County. Dr. Biggs encourages viewers to follow biosecurity best practices with their flocks and to...
Chicken gut microbiome management is one of the most intriguing yet underexplored areas of poultry science—and it can make all the difference for your flock. When it comes to your birds, microbes play a critical role in everything from...
LYSOFORTE® is a nutritional emulsifier designed to enhance digestion and absorption of energy-rich feed ingredients, including fats, oils and fat-soluble nutrients in livestock and poultry feeds. By optimizing the three steps in fat digestion – emulsification, hydrolysis and absorption...
Learning turkey diseases and treatment is one of the biggest issues for turkey farmers, and one of the scariest diseases a turkey farm can experience is clostridial dermatitis.
Join us in this insightful episode as we sit down with Ben Allen, CEO of BinSentry, and Jim Moody, COO of the Hanor Company, to discuss the game-changing impact of feed conversion ratio (FCR) on profitability and the role...
In the early summer of 2023, the USDA announced that it would be working to implement a multi-step effort aiming to strengthen the substantiation of animal-raising claims on food labels. This is an expansion of work the USDA has...
In this episode, Dr. Teryn Girard, an educator and mentor in poultry medicine, shares her journey and passion for teaching and inspiring the next generation of poultry veterinarians. She discusses her approach to educating both students and industry professionals,...
Today, we’re diving into the world of quail farming with John Tuck of Tuck Farms. Here’s what John had to share with Jason Jackson about the challenges, rewards, and opportunities in the growing quail industry.
Scientists at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign along with a collaborator in Colorado have posed the question: although aquatics birds like ducks carry various influenza viruses, they do no get severely ill, why is that? Thanks to a $9.5...