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Comment: this government clearly doesn’t value welfare or the environment
By Mark Williams, chief executive of the British Egg Industry Council No one can have escaped the reports in the…
Production
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Comment: we need to tell more people about the efficiency of poultry
By Gary Ford, NFU chief poultry advisor One of the positives that has come out of the intense focus on…
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Talking Turkey
Turkey farmers are preparing to order their poults for Christmas 2019 A forest of Christmas trees and mulled cider and…
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Fight the mite: top tips for tackling red mites
Red mites, Dermanyssus gallinae, are blood feeding parasites that have considerable welfare and production implications for poultry, most commonly commercial…
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Barnstorming: the battle to solve the barn egg question
An extraordinary general meeting of the British Egg Industry Council will be held on 24 April to try and decide…
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Farmers continue to carry burden of water charges in Northern Ireland
The Ulster Farmers’ Union has said it’s unfair that farmers and other businesses continue to carry the burden of water…
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Gas stunning now for small turkey producers
Gas stunning of poultry – already widely used by large processors – is being brought within the reach of small…
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Comment: Skiing at ‘poultry on the piste’ fills me with new ideas
By Matt Donald, pig & poultry farmer, north Yorkshire A hectic month is coming to an end, the second week…
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Lyn Williams: A passion for caring for hens
Winning the Stockman of the Year award, in the 2018 National Egg & Poultry Awards, was a total shock for…
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No-deal Brexit: James Potter Eggs urges tariffs for level playing field
James Potters Eggs, a leading Yorkshire free-range egg producer, has warned the government’s recent announcement not to include tariffs on…