Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
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The poultry section of the blog covers news and informative features for farmers and technicians in the egg and poultry sectors. Farmers Weekly provides topical technical information from independent experts designed to help farmers manage their businesses more effectively.
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1w ago
A subdued supply of free-range eggs on the market is putting poultry producers under pressure to manage tighter turnarounds between flocks. At the same time, they are having to contend ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
3w ago
A possible ban on colony cage egg production in Scotland will put extra pressure on free-range supplies and result in imports from countries with lower welfare standards, the egg industry ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Free-range egg producers are being warned to step up their vigilance following a spate of targeted incursions by animal rights activists who allege widespread mistreatment of laying hens. Undercover footage ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Free-range egg producers will be able to label and sell their eggs as “free range” indefinitely when their birds are subjected to mandatory housing orders in the event of a ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Egg producers are being given more time to introduce verandas outside their hen houses, and to provide more natural daylight, following a rethink by RSPCA Assured. Last November, the welfare ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Top-end egg producer/packer Clarence Court Eggs has formed a five-year partnership with the Royal Countryside Fund, and will be donating a proportion of all its egg sales to the rural ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
A team can make or break any business, and a poor poultry team can affect production as well as efficiency. NFU Poultry Board member Will Lea helps deliver staff training ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Vaccinating UK poultry flocks for avian influenza has been described as “cost prohibitive” because an EU surveillance requirement for swabbing and testing would set producers back £1,000-£1,500/month for every shed ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Local authorities and consumers have been advised to step up their checks and tighten their hygiene practices in response to a rising threat of salmonella food poisoning linked to imports ..read more
Farmers Weekly Magazine » Poultry
1M ago
Poultry farmers who have had their flocks slaughtered following an outbreak of avian influenza have been under-compensated and may have a right to further payments. That is the conclusion of ..read more