Press Releases
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Aviagen New Zealand Debuts Ross 450 Club
Due to the dedication and skill of New Zealand broiler growers, Ross performance continues to climb. To reward the hard work of Ross poultry producers, on July 1 Aviagen New Zealand launched the Ross 450 Club. Read more
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Training for a Future of Success
To take part in a month of learning and team-building, 35 poultry producers from 19 countries journeyed to Huntsville, Ala., US, for the 2019 Aviagen Production Management School. Read more
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Aviagen China Hosts 13th Production Management School
During the week of May 6-11 Aviagen® China welcomed close to 100 grandparent (GP) and parent-stock (PS) customers to Hangzhou City, Zhejiang Province. Read more
Videos
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Aviagen Compartmentalization
When supply is disrupted by trade barriers such as disease, the ability to meet demand becomes challenging. This video outlines the importance of keeping trade open through strategies such as Regionalization/Zones and Compartmentalization. (approx 6.5 minutes) Read more
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Aviagen Weighing Broiler Breeders
This is the latest management video in the “Managing Flock Uniformity of Parent Stock” series and covers the importance of accurate weighing and keeping records, how to bulk and individually weigh broiler breeders and what to do if weights deviate. (approx 5 mins.) Read more
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An Extensive Export Network
The focus of the video is Aviagen’s animal export operation, which ships day-old chicks to farms in more than 120 countries and is one the world’s most extensive and welfare-compliant animal shipment networks. Created to educate customers, airline staff, and workers at vario... Read more
Broiler Economics
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Broiler Economics: Chicken is the New King of Meats, June 2019
It wasn’t expected to happen for another ten years but the sudden decrease in world pork production this year means that chicken is now the king of meats. As of June 2019, it is estimated that pork will be dethroned from its long-standing position at the top and replaced by ... Read more
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Broiler Economics: Lots of Corn and Soybeans, April 2019
For buyers of corn and soybeans these are the best of times. Despite worrisome floods in the US Midwest, grain prices are low and are expected to remain low for quite a while. Prices are low because the harvest in South America is better than expected and grain supplies are ... Read more
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Broiler Economics: Data, Finally, Feb. 2019
For the last month, analysts were flying blind with no data from the USDA. Luckily it was during a time of the year that does not normally create any grain headlines. Read more