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ThePoultrySite Latest News
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Monday, August 25, 2008
A New Tool in the Fight against Bird Flu AUSTRALIA - A Poultry CRC researcher based at the Australian Centre for Poultry Immunogenomics is using emerging biotechnologies to detect avian influenza across a range of bird species.
Friday, August 22, 2008
A Scientific Approach to Bird Welfare AUSTRALIA - The Australian poultry industries have taken a number of pro-active steps to improve bird welfare, not only because healthy, stress-free birds are more productive but also because farmers are concerned for the welfare of their flocks. One...
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Lawyer Fights Farmers on Animal Welfare AUSTRALIA - A lawyer hired by the federal government to examine Australia's animal welfare strategy says farmers are failing to make sound arguments in support of their practices.
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Chicken Farmers React against Celebrity Chef Show AUSTRALIA - Farmers are crying 'foul' over a new documentary showing TV chef Jamie Oliver slaughtering poultry.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
CSIRO Opens Rapid Response Animal Disease Centre AUSTRALIA - The Federal Minister for Industry, Innovation, Science and Research, Senator the Hon Kim Carr, officially opened CSIRO Livestock Industries’ Diagnostic Emergency Response Laboratory (DERL) at the Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL)...
Monday, July 21, 2008
Third Council Takes Stand against Battery Eggs AUSTRALIA - Launceston City Council has become the third in Tasmania to ban the use of battery eggs in its catering.
Thursday, July 10, 2008
Poultry CRC Wins Prestigious International Award AUSTRALIA - Poultry Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) has won the prestigious World’s Poultry Science Association’s Industry/Organisation Award, making it the leading poultry research body in the world.
Tuesday, July 08, 2008
The Quest for a 'Green' Agricultural System AUSTRALIA - CSIRO research underway in Central Queensland’s cattle country is investigating whether the integration of trees, pasture and livestock into a single agricultural system will produce greater net returns for producers and the environment.
Friday, July 04, 2008
XIII WPC Report: Huvepharma Adds to Veterinary Pharmaceuticals Range AUSTRALIA - Huvepharma is adding to its product portfolio of anticoccidials, enzymes and in feed microflora managers with the launch announced this week at World Poultry Congress in Brisbane of a range of veterinary pharmaceuticals for the poultry and...
Poultry CRC: the Leading Global Research Body AUSTRALIA - This years prestigious Poultry Science Association award has gone to Australia's Poultry Cooperative Research Centre. The award, handed out at the 2008 World's Poultry Congress in Brisbane earlier today, makes Poultry CRC the leading poultry...
Thursday, July 03, 2008
XIII WPC Report: "McDonald's leading on Farm Animal Welfare" - Professor John Webster AUSTRALIA - Professor John Webster a keynote speaker at the World's Poultry Congress and often outspoken critic of the animal welfare standard's of the world's livestock industries identified McDonald's as leading the way with their support for the development...
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
XIII WPC Report: Genetics of the Modern Poultry Industry AUSTRALIA - Genetic progress is the main reason that there has been such a spectacular improvements in the performance of both meat and laying birds over the last four decades, writes ThePoultrySite editor, Jackie Linden.
XIII WPC Report: New Role for Poultry Outlined AUSTRALIA - Top scientists from across the globe gathered in Brisbane yesterday to discuss the current threat to food security and how the poultry industry can help alleviate these strains, writes Jackie Linden, Poultrysite Editor.
XIII WPC Report: Animal Welfare and Environment Launch Congress AUSTRALIA - Animal welfare and the environment launched the first plenary session of the XIII World Poultry Congress in Brisbane Australia, writes Jackie Linden, Editor ThePoultrySite.
Scientists to Eradicate Food-Borne Pathogen Myths AUSTALIA - The Australian Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries is set to bust global poultry myths this week, with new research on food-borne pathogens.
Cracks in the Australian Free Range Label AUSTRALIA - A new survey by consumer group Choice has reinforced the need for stricter labelling and regulation for free range eggs in Australia.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Could Chickens Help Ease Poverty? AUSTRALIA - Professor David Farrell from the University of Queensland is one of the organizers of the World Poultry Congress being held in Brisbane this week.
Free Range and Stale AUSTRALIA - A recent test on free-range eggs has revealed that over a third are officially stale in compliance with an international freshness scale.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Authorities Approve Avian Flu Vaccine AUSTRALIA - CSL has received approval to register Panvax for humans
Monday, June 16, 2008
Stirling Products Signs Term Sheet for Insecticide AUSTRALIA - Stirling Products has signed an agreement in principle with the private Western Australian company Cocky Smart Pty Ltd for the Australian and international rights to its novel parasiticide for the prevention of flies and ticks primarily...
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
Mood Nutrients in Eggs may Answer Winter Blues? AUSTRALIA - According to the latest research from the Australian Egg Corporation Limited eggs may well provide an easy well to beat the winter blues. With the onset of winter in Australia many people may feel the affects of Seasonal Affective Disorder,...
Tuesday, June 03, 2008
Bioproperties' Tinworth Recognised AUSTRALIA - RMIT University, Melbourne, has conferred a Doctor of Applied Science honoris causa on David Tinworth.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Food, Health and Nutrition: Where Does Chicken Fit ? AUSTRALIA - A new report launched in Australian Family Physician Journal says that chicken is loaded with nutrition and not saturated fat.
Friday, May 16, 2008
Gecko in Egg Could Hold Key to Salmonella AUSTRALIA - A tiny gecko that was found in a chicken egg may hold the key to Salmonella food safety, scientists say.










