USPOULTRY’s 2024 Financial Management Seminar, developed by poultry industry financial professionals, offers necessary tools to help keep a company operating efficiently.
Researchers develop a genotyping assay suitable for clinical samples with higher discriminatory power than previously used infectious laryngotracheitis virus
genotype assays.
Researchers study the longitudinal assessment of skeletal and cardiac structures in broilers reared under slow versus fast growth rate regimen and its relation to manifestation of lameness, ascites and woody breast condition.
Funds support research at the University of Maryland, Mississippi State University, University of Georgia, North Carolina State University and University of Delaware.