Department head and professor of poultry science plans to utilize these funds to strengthen recruiting efforts.

These funds represent an evolution from telling students about the opportunities available to them, to involving them in the poultry industry and showing students the kind of roles they can expect to attain within the poultry industry.

Foundation presents $7,000 grant to Wilkes Community College, allowing them to recruit high school students into their poultry program, raise awareness of the career options available and more.

Free career fair aims to connect technology driven companies, such as those in genetics, health, pharmaceuticals and nutrition.

Grant funds enable Delaware Valley University to enhance their poultry science course through the addition of a live bird husbandry component.

Conference hosts over 142 4-H’ers from 24 states, introducing participants to poultry and the poultry industry.

Project develops a laboratory challenge model adequate for testing products to control the microbial bloom in the hatch cabinet and promote colonization by beneficial microbes in neonatal chicks.

The central hypothesis is that a recirculating electrostatic precipitator could reduce dust concentrations and thermal stratification in winter when ventilation rates are low and dust concentrations are higher.

Data indicates that the cost of incubating broiler hatching eggs at suboptimal temperatures during early-state incubation may lead to major economic losses down the line.

Researchers at the University of Georgia assess dry hydrogen peroxide as a replacement for formaldehyde in commercial poultry hatcheries.