Canadian egg, chicken, turkey and hatching egg farmers highlight the hard work of Canada’s farming families and their contributions to the vibrancy of communities from coast to coast.
Early yesterday morning, Canadian poultry and egg farmers hosted their renowned pop-up...
Today, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) confirmed a case of avian influenza in a poultry flock in Southern Ontario.
Avian influenza is not a threat to food safety but impacts domesticated and wild birds, including chickens, turkeys, pheasants, quail,...
Poultry industry diagnostics transitions to UCVM effective March 31, 2021
A new era in the evolution of one of Canada’s leading poultry-focused veterinary consulting practices is underway.
Poultry Health Services based in Airdrie, Alberta, is following through on long envisioned plans...
y Raul Elias C. Lopez, Regional Technical Service Manager, Broiler Specialist, Cobb Asia. www.cobb-vantress.com
The poultry breeding business has evolved through the years but the purpose of a good broiler genetic company is to serve customers through the use of...
This September marks National Chicken Month in Canada. All month long, Canadians from coast to coast will be celebrating their favourite protein – and the hard-working Canadian chicken farm families that raise it.
“Celebrating National Chicken Month is just one...
Canadians looking to get behind the scenes and learn more about how their food is produced on family farms have three more opportunities available to them now at www.FarmFood360.ca. Three new Virtual Reality Tours filmed last summer on Ontario...
“There’s nothing like the feeling of producing a quality product, the best in the world.”
Marc Cormier is passionate about raising the best and healthiest chickens possible. Like the rest of Canada’s 2,800 chicken farmers, he is “proud to raise...
The news of a Eurasian strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) detection in a flock of birds of mixed species on the East coast of Canada greatly increases the possibility of HPAI coming to Minnesota. The Atlantic and...
Electric fences are an important tool for protecting livestock in Alberta. Such fences have been used in the province to protect livestock from predators for more than two decades. Predators such as coyotes, wolves, bears and domestic dogs are...
Canada-based Giannone Poultry has decided to close its poultry processing plant in Drummondville, Quebec, which was acquired last July.
anada-based Giannone Poultry has decided to close its poultry processing plant in Drummondville, Quebec, which was acquired last July.
The poultry processing...
