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Power to the poultry farm
Net turkey placements in the U.S. were up from June 2011.
Beating the challenges of free-range turkey production
A nucleus herd site typifies the development of new units in the south-west of Russia. (Photos by Mark Jacques of MJ Consulting Ltd)
8 points you should know about Russia
Web Exclusive: Bird flu blamed on poultry farmers
EU agreement on broiler welfare
Refrigeration monitoring equipment
Cool new rules for the EU
Chemical structure of the new molecule, OHHL
The end of the AGP paradigm?
Web Exclusive: H5N1 batters Bangladesh
Bioenergy was a special feature at EuroTier 2006 . There was a great deal of interest in wood-chipping equipment, allowing the most efficient use of wood for heat production
Powering the poultry industry of the future
Colin Usher, research scientist and project director, feeds a tray pack package to Georgia Tech’s automatic inspection system as co-op student, Parker McGee, looks on. The system is currently undergoing a field trial at a Fieldale Farms’ processing plant. Installed beside a conveyor that handles the output of packages from several sealing machines, the system is being evaluated for its accuracy in identifying defects – such as film tears – in the seals of packages.
Package inspection goes automatic
Agromek realigns with double offering in 2008
Bangladesh has been hit hard by avian influenza and, in 2007, established a reference laboratory for the disease.
Poultry production enters the modern world
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