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NFU welcomes plans to liberalise gene editing rules
Defra has announced new plans to allow breeders to use gene editing to produce more resistant, more nutritious and more productive crops…
Genetics
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Feature: The search for antibiotic-free production
Genetics company Joice & Hill outlines the steps being taken to minimise the use of antibiotics in animal protein production.…
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Aviagen launches new parent stock nutrition specifications
Aviagen has published new parent stock (PS) nutrition specifications for the Ross brand. These specifications detail the optimal nutrient balance, including amino…
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Hubbard invests in upgrade of its R&D facilities
Hubbard has announced plans to expand and upgrade its research and development operations at Walpole, New Hampshire, USA. Representing an…
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Cobb customers learn about grandparent management new webinar series
Cobb has shared knowledge and recommendations on grandparent management with over 2,000 producers in 32 countries around the world in…
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Hubbard marks 100th anniversary
Hubbard is marking its 100th anniversary as a broiler breeding company. The firm was founded in 1921 by Ira Hubbard…
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Edinburgh scientists transfer climate-tolerant feathers to British chickens
Sterile male and female chicken eggs have been implanted with reproductive cells from donor birds and the resulting chickens mated…
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Hendrix Genetics supporting HenTrack research project
Hendrix Genetics Layers is supporting a new research project focussed on improving the breeding of laying hens. HenTrack is a research…
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NFU welcomes government consultation into gene editing
Responding to the announcement that government is to launch a consultation on the future regulation of gene editing, NFU Vice…
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Call to recognise UK’s role as global hub of poultry breeding stock
The British Poultry Council is calling on the Government to recognise the needs of the British poultry breeders, specifically with…