New edition of Poultry International magazine is now available. In August 2014 issue, you can read latest international news, data and information for poultry businesses. Here are featured articles for this month.
FEATURES
Danger zones for avian influenza H7N9 revealed
A new model, which shows where avian influenza H7N9 could successfully emerge, could lead to better preventative action.
Meeting the challenge of Indonesia’s growing demand for poultry
Indonesia’s poultry producers have hurdles to overcome in order to be part of the growing taste for chicken and eggs in their home market.
VIV China to focus on country’s developments in feed-to-meat chain
Conference also will feature International China Summit, Aquatic China event.
Spanish egg industry launching egg labeling education drive
Campaign to inform, dispel myths surrounding European egg production.
Who’s in, who’s out of 2015’s World’s Top Poultry Companies?
Get latest update on top poultry companies around the world and see their profiles.
Life without antibiotics in poultry production
How are broiler producers coping with the flock health challenges in antibiotic-free production?
Using gel vaccination in the hatchery for coccidiosis control
Key elements in successful coccidiosis vaccination at the hatchery include reaching a chick’s target tissue, coverage from Day 1
Should Western poultry processors look closer to home for unmet demand?
As tastes become more educated and international, could poultry products long associated only with Asia be marketed in the West?
Poultry International Magazine August 2014 – Free subscription (limited)
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Established in 1962, Poultry International is viewed by commercial poultry integrators as the leading international source of news, data and information for their businesses. Poultry International reaches a global audience of 20,000+ poultry decision-makers in 142 countries.
