USPOULTRY and the USPOULTRY Foundation Open Preproposal Submissions for 2026 Spring Research Competition

• August 18, 2025
• FOUNDATION
• Hannah Keck

USPOULTRY and the USPOULTRY Foundation are now accepting research preproposals for the 2026 Spring Research Competition. The submission deadline is Nov. 3, and the opportunity is open to colleges, universities and research institutions.

The...

USPOULTRY Releases Updated Animal Welfare Guidelines for Duck and Goose Management

• August 14, 2025
• USPOULTRY
• Hannah Keck

USPOULTRY has released the second edition of its North America Commercial Waterfowl Animal Welfare Guidelines for Ducks and Geese, reflecting the organization’s ongoing commitment to sustainable duck population management and effective...

Court Confirms EPA’s Emission Reporting Exemption for Poultry and Egg Producers

• August 8, 2025
• USPOULTRY
• Hannah Keck

On Thursday, Aug. 7, the United States District Court for the District of Columbia issued an order that confirmed a reporting exemption for air emissions from the natural breakdown of animal waste at a farm. The court affirmed that the reporting...

Researchers Seek to Understand How Enterococcus cecorum Has Adapted in Chickens

• August 7, 2025
• FOUNDATION
• Hannah Keck

USPOULTRY and the USPOULTRY Foundation announce the completion of a research project focused on how Enterococcus cecorum (E. cecorum) has adapted in chickens, showing characteristics of antibiotic resistance. The research is part of...

Largest Trade Show Floor Ever for the 2026 IPPE!

• August 6, 2025
• USPOULTRY / IPPE
• Hannah Keck

The 2026 International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) is less than six months away and has surpassed 629,000 square feet of exhibit space and secured more than 1,130 exhibitors. It is the largest trade show floor ever in IPPE's history,...

USPOULTRY Offers Practical Biosecurity Resources for Commercial Poultry Producers Training

• August 5, 2025
• USPOULTRY
• Hannah Keck

Biosecurity is the first line of defense in poultry production. It protects bird health, farm profitability, human safety and global food systems. In a world where disease threats are rising, it is no longer optional – it is essential.

Yet...