A pair of chocolate products from Pennsylvania-based Weaver Nut Co. have been recalled because of potential undeclared milk allergens, according to the Food and Drug Administration. People who have an ...

Another batch of 900 arrived last week and some 900 more will soon make their way to the roughly 140-acre farm in Aquebogue, ...

Brazil officially declares itself free of avian flu, paving the way for renewed international poultry exports and market ...

In a 20-year-old lawsuit, a Tulsa-based federal judge has ruled the Illinois River watershed still is being damaged by ...

The 14U All-Stars brought home the first place at the state All-Star tournament held in Conway. Team members include Braiden ...

Activist organizations are beginning to use financial pressure to force the poultry industry to comply with their agenda.

Oklahoma Northern District Judge Gregory Frizzell has ruled that the State of Oklahoma has proved there has been no change in poultry pollution in the Illinois River Watershed (IRW) following trial.

A federal judge ruled this week that poultry waste pollution is still hurting Oklahoma waters, and poultry companies are responsible for cleaning up existing pollution and preventing further harm.

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Clemson University research team finds effective, natural alternatives to using antibiotics in the poultry industry by ...

Canada has passed a bill that will make it illegal for ministers to reduce tariffs or increase import quotas on dairy, eggs ...