The US egg industry kills 350 million chicks a year. New technology offers an alternative
Every year the U.S. egg industry kills about 350 million male chicks because they will never lay eggs and so have little ...
Can this new egg technology save millions of male chicks from being sent to the 'blender'?
Iowa hatchery Hy-Line adopts technology to reduce the culling of male chicks. Hy-Line customer NestFresh says other egg ...
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Abaco Big Bird chickens in Abaco Markets stores by Jan.
An Abaco poultry farm will have its product on a major food retailer’s shelf by January 2025. Lance Pinder, Abaco Big Bird ...
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First in-ovo sexing machine in US installed in Iowa hatchery
Additionally, it produces no non-recyclable waste and requires less than 322 square feet of space. Chicks from the hatchery ...
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Aviagen Anadolu welcomes Orallar A.S. (Avex) to new hatchery
Fully operational in October 2024 this state-of-the-art facility represents commitment to excellence in poultry production ...
Agtech seedlings: First US egg producer adopts technology to avoid killing male chicks
Gene-edited salmon company AquaBounty shuts down, and Syngenta's partnership with Enko reaches a milestone in discovering ...
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The egg industry kills 350 million male chicks a year. New tech offers an alternative
That longtime practice is changing, thanks to new technology that enables hatcheries to quickly peer into millions of ...