Nigeria: security unrest causes poultry glut
Series of unrest in the country are taking a toll on the Agriculture sector, as poultry farmers across the country lose billions of naira to glut.
A recent market survey carried out by Daily Times revealed a drop in the price of egg, despite the hike in fuel price and also commodity prices in the country.
The Chairman of the Poultry Association of Nigeria, Oyo State chapter, Eng. J. Olateju, in an interview, revealed that the slash in price was as ...
Lawmakers debate ban on arsenic in chicken feed
(U.S.) Chicken farmers nationwide have stopped feeding their flocks a drug containing arsenic since a 2011 government study suggested the cancer-causi...
Nepal, Vietnam, and India find more H5N1 in poultry
Animal health officials in Nepal yesterday reported H5N1 avian influenza outbreaks at farms in the eastern part of the country, while Vietnam and Indi...
Australia: from poultry waste to renewable energy
Using curbside, commercial and biowaste from its poultry industry, the City of Greater Bendigo is building a business case that could see the introduc...
Nepal: Poultry Policy aims to triple poultry business in 15 years
The Nepal government has introduced the Poultry Policy that targets to triple per capita consumption and availability of chicken and eggs in 15 years, putting poultry under priority sector to encourage commercialization. In view of rapid growth ...
Mexico seeks link between cattle deaths & poultry litter
Poultry litter contains large amounts of urea, which is transformed into ammonia inside the stomach of the animal and generates amino acids or proteins, substances that cause excessive intoxication.
The delegate of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livesto...
Plasma beams eliminate pathogens on poultry
Concentrated plasma beams can effectively kill pathogens on raw chicken, according to a proof-of-concept study published in the January Journal of Food Protection by food safety researchers at Drexel University.
In the study, plasma eliminated all or ...
Jakarta to produce bird flu vaccine in 2013
Indonesia expects to be able to begin mass production of bird flu vaccines next year, said its Health Minister Endang Rahayu. State pharmaceutical company Bio Farma will start making the vaccine, which comes from the University of Indonesia, once its...
UK: consolidation continues in poultry sector
A select group of over 70 UK companies is expected to dominate the market in the poultry industry over the coming year, industry analysts have predicted, although the outlook remains positive for small companies.
Plimsoll Publishing's lates study anal...
Rapid Thermophilic Digestion Technology from Singapore
It took a single day to turn 15 tons of chicken manure and sawdust into 9 tons of nutrient-rich, pathogen-free organic fertilizer, thank to Biomax Rapid Thermophilic Digestion system, a new innovative method of converting the massive quantities of wa...
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