The 2026 USPOULTRY Feed Mill Management Seminar focuses on practical strategies to improve efficiency, safety and compliance while preparing operations for the future.
Bill Griffith, chief operations officer for Peco Foods, Tuscaloosa, Ala., is set to serve as chair of the board of directors for the US Poultry & Egg Association.
USPOULTRY selects its leadership slate for 2026, including Bill Griffith, Alice Johnson from Butterball, Kevin McDaniel from Wayne-Sanderson Farms and John Wright from Fieldale Farms.
Researchers from the US National Poultry Research Center successfully designed plasmids (DNA templates) that can hold a stable, segmented poly(A) tail, an improvement that helps make mRNA more reliably.
Research project at the US National Poultry Research Center
focuses on creating a messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA) vaccine platform for two major poultry viruses: infectious bronchitis virus and infectious laryngotracheitis virus.
Report represents a 12-year set of data collected from 2013 to 2024 for US broiler chickens and turkeys and represents a nine-year set of data collected from 2016 to 2024 for layers.
Program features economic, policy and sustainability experts offering insight into the current state of the global poultry industry and their outlook for 2026.
University of Delaware receives $6,280 to support a variety of recruitment and outreach initiatives aimed at engaging prospective students and strengthening awareness of poultry-related academic and career opportunities.
The University of Delaware integrates poultry science as a core component of both its undergraduate and graduate programs through its animal and food sciences department.
Recruitment funds from the USPOULTRY Foundation support outreach for Wilkes Community College's targeted recruitment initiatives for seniors and adult learners, high school visits and expanded advertising through social media and local theaters to better reach prospective students.
Sam Houston State University teaches five sections of poultry processing each year to approximately 140 students, with poultry processing serving as a core learning unit within its meat science course.