Seminar takes fresh look at rendering advancements, challenges and opportunities.

USPOULTRY-funded research project mimics dynamics of disease transmission seen under field conditions.

Strain is not same virus that caused 2015 outbreak and does not pose risk to public health or food safety.

Identifying antibiotic and diet alternatives will be part of comprehensive research plan at $900,000 facility.

More antimicrobial resistance found in pigs than in broilers in Europe, but broilers had greater diversity of resistance genes.

New vaccine strategy could offer protection to millions of chickens threatened by a serious respiratory disease.

Program provides certification training for poultry transporters and catch crews.

Finding builds base of knowledge upon new remedies to chronic stress responses may be developed, such as during transport.

Understanding how influenza viruses evolve in response to host animal’s immune system can allow scientists to examine field strains for mutations that could reduce vaccine effectiveness.

Severe weather across U.S. may result in high risk for mycotoxins.