In many manufacturing industries, efficiency and productivity are driven by established best practices, automation, and data-driven decision-making. However, non-conventional manufacturing ...

Philippines Poultry Processing Equipment Market explores emerging trends that significantly influence market growth dynamics and provide the latest industry insights. This comprehensive report delves ...

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There’s trouble afoot at 30,000 feet. Nearly nothing stinks worse than being seated near an inconsiderate slob on an airplane. And, unfortunately, one frequent flyer’s flight was majorly ...

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Gov. Kathy Hochul must shut down NYC’s live poultry markets for good, activists urged this week after visiting four recently reopened spots. “Each one of these places was worse than the last ...

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There are some teams poking around now to see if the 49ers would be willing to deal Brandon Aiyuk." After holding out for much of the offseason, Aiyuk signed a four-year contract extension worth $ ...

The researchers used a computer model to predict infection risk to backyard poultry, resident mallards and overwintering mute swans in Croatia, which serves as a stopover area for both migratory ...

A case of bird flu was discovered at a live bird market in Union County, the New Jersey Department of Agriculture announced Friday, marking the first positive bird blu case among domestic poultry ...

With the H5N1 bird flu virus likely here to stay, some poultry producers, disease experts and government officials are questioning the practice of widespread culling in response to outbreaks.