Funding supports higher-education institutions that do not have poultry science departments or degrees but demonstrate ways of connecting students with the poultry industry.

Research challenges previous theory held by many poultry producers.

At any given time, 30–35 active USPOULTRY research projects are ongoing.

Researchers develop a genotyping assay suitable for clinical samples with higher discriminatory power than previously used infectious laryngotracheitis virus genotype assays.

Cade Davis with Mississippi State University won the high individual overall category.

Findings suggest growth restriction can improve welfare outcomes of broilers.

USPOULTRY and its foundation accept research preproposals from colleges, universities and research facilities through May 1.

Research grants support projects at North Carolina State University and Iowa State University.

Camryn Wilder, Texas A&M University, receives the Frank Perdue Scholarship Student of the Year during the USPOULTRY Foundation’s College Student Career Program.

These grant funds are set to help Iowa State University with enlisting students with an interest in poultry to become future industry leaders.