Poultry

What North Carolina Farms Need After Hurricane Florence

North Carolina and other East Coast states were hit by Hurricane Florence last week. The needs are great and may not be as obvious as you think.

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First-of-its-Kind Broiler House Will Feature a Viewing Room

The viewing room is an extension of the control room. Visitors can find a seat to experience the ins and outs of a modern poultry house without risking biosecurity of the flock.

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SF Adapt: Sullivan Pheasant Farm Switches From Hunters to Consumers

Encouraging parents and strong interests led Cavan Sullivan to where he is today, producing 150,000 pheasants each year and opening a USDA-inspected poultry hatchery and processing facility.

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Women in Agriculture

Fall Colors on the Farm

By Women in Agriculture

I’ve been watching leaves on our soybeans change every day as I drive down our driveway. The bright green leaves have matured to a beautiful yellow.

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Top Shops

Top Shops: The King Shop

By Top Shops

Dave Mowitz heads to an innovative shop design in Radnor, Ohio.

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Successful Farming Television

Ageless Iron: Don Landoll’s 1953 Ford NAA Jubilee

By Successful Farming Television

Dave Mowitz visits with Don Landoll to see the 1953 Ford NAA Jubilee from his collection.

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Women In Ag: Turkey Tips for Thanksgiving

As you can probably imagine, I often get asked about what kind of turkey I buy for Thanksgiving

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Women In Ag: Hurricane Matthew Is Gone. However . . .

Hurricane Matthew passed over North Carolina on October 8.

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Avian Influenza: Past, Present, and Future

Travis Schaal, a veterinarian at Hy-Line International, outlines how avian influenza spread from China to the U.S., how the virus spread so quickly across the states, and what poultry producers should be doing now to prevent the disease from spreading.