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Cargill Animal Nutrition

Coccidiosis-control programs meet at the Broiler Bar

Manuel Da Costa, DVM, PhD, Director of strategy and innovation, Cargill, takes an interesting look at coccidiosis programs and how the company's feed additive, Biostrong™ Dual, can impact broilers' gut health to defend against this disease.

Noninvasive approach for identifying woody breast in broilers shows promise

sspiegel0120@gmail.com on June 10, 2026

Woody breast, sometimes called wooden breast, has become a familiar and costly problem for today’s broiler industry, according to Cirenio Hisasaga, doctoral student at the University of California– Davis.

Woody breast syndrome is declining, but still in need of answers

sspiegel0120@gmail.com on June 21, 2023

The poultry sector has made progress reducing incidence of woody breasts, but it still impacts a significant portion of fillets.

The poultry sector has made progress reducing incidence of woody breasts, but it still impacts a significant portion of fillets.

Increasing carbon dioxide levels in incubators cuts woody breast incidence

sspiegel0120@gmail.com on June 16, 2023

Injecting CO2 into incubators can cut the incidence of woody breast — a muscle condition posing a challenge for the broiler industry.

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How stocking density impacts welfare and production in cage-free laying hens

In the United States, the majority of laying hens are housed in conventional cages. However, there has been a shift towards cage-free systems. Cage-free systems can benefit laying hen welfare. Birds have opportunities to perform a full range of species-specific behaviors, including foraging, dustbathing, perching, and walking, which are restricted in conventional cages.

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