A recent outbreak of avian flu has been identified on a small free-range poultry farm in Chilliwack, located approximately 100 kilometers east of Vancouver in British Columbia's Fraser Valley, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). The affected...
Meat Protein delivers top-line growth of 3.8% and Adjusted EBITDA Margin of 9.0% in the quarter Plant Protein targeting neutral or better Adjusted EBITDA in the latter half of 2023.
Maple Leaf Foods Inc. ("Maple Leaf Foods" or the "Company")...
Alltech continues their commitment to supporting the Poultry Science Association and student research with the 20th anniversary of the Alltech Student Research Manuscript Award. This year's award was presented virtually to Sarah Struthers from Canada, who is currently completing...
BURLINGTON, ON – June 6, 2022 – It’s Local Food Week in Ontario, and Chicken Farmers of Ontario (CFO) is celebrating farmers and their continued dedication to ensuring that all Ontarians can access safe, healthy, locally grown chicken. Local Food...
Former top hockey goalie Kris Westblom joins CBS Bio Platforms helping farmers transition to a new era
As farmers face-off against new challenges to raise livestock profitably and sustainably, they’ll have a new ally helping them shut-out top obstacles...
Egg Farmers of Canada is pleased to announce the release of its National Environmental Sustainability Tool (NEST), an innovative online tool that empowers Canadian egg farmers to measure, monitor and manage the environmental footprint of their own farm. With...
Jacques Mignault appointed President & CEO, McDonald's France
Michele Boudria, currently Managing Director of McDonald's Netherlands, returns home to lead the business as McDonald's Canada's first woman President & CEO.
McDonald's Canada announced today that Canadian President & Chief Executive Officer,...
Egg Farmers of Canada is thrilled to recognize Subway® Canada for featuring the Egg Quality Assurance™ (EQA®) certification mark on its in-store and digital online breakfast menus in restaurants across Canada. The certification mark will also appear on the...
Please enjoy a series of Hatchery Tips provided By Aviagen:
Tip 13
Newly hatched chicks can not regulate their body temperature and rely on suitable environmental conditions to keep them comfortable.
Researchers in Canada are exploring innovative solutions to address significant challenges due to bacterial infections, focusing on the use of antimicrobial plants to control bacteria in poultry.
The problem with antibiotics
Traditionally, antibiotics have been used extensively in poultry farming to...