U.S. Poultry & Egg Association

Tucker, Georgia 30084-7303

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Sheman Miller, Tracey Mann and Greg Nelson
Rep. Mann talks farm bill, animal health with poultry leaders
Bipartisan letter supports rendering in national recycling plan
Dictionary
Lawmakers want WOAH to change definition of poultry
Brown Hens Cage Free Aviary Opening
Electrostatic could reduce dust in cage-free layer houses
Astronaut On First Moon Landing
55 years of Feed & Grain: 1969 feed industry snapshot
Vernon Felts
Felts named Butterball live operations vice president
Greg Watt and Nancy Batio from WATT Global Media accept the long-time exhibitor plaque from Mikell Fries (right), Claxton Poultry Farms and USPOULTRY chair.
USPOULTRY recognizes 3 IPE exhibitors for long-term exhibiting tenure
John Starkey, right, former president of the USPOULTRY, was honored with the Harold E. Ford Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2024 IPPE. He was presented with the award by Nath Morris, left, president of USPOULTRY.
John Starkey recipient of Harold E. Ford Lifetime Achievement Award
Steve Evans
Peco Foods makes managerial changes
Antibiotic usage in the U.S. poultry industry decreased significantly over the past 10 years due to the growing popularity of NAE growing systems, according to a recently updated report published by the U.S. Poultry & Egg Association (USPOULTRY).
Is the poultry industry moving away from NAE?
BCO, also known as kinky back, occurs when damage to the poultry gut results in bacteria traveling through the gut or respiratory barriers into the blood and settling in the leg bones of a chicken.
Mitigating bacterial chondronecrosis with osteomyelitis in broilers
Ippe Show Floor 1
‘Experience it all’ at IPPE 2024
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John Starkey
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