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Ag agencies look to amalgamate

November 30, 1999
ByJim Knisley

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Valerie Carney is one of Canada’s poultry research leaders. In 2019, she helped revamp and rebrand Alberta's Poultry Research Centre into the Poultry Innovation Partnership, which Carney now leads. We asked her five questions. http://ow.ly/OwBQ50GPVp3

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Some of you likely remember Cindy Egg Farmerette from a few years ago. That’s when she wrote about her egg farming journey as her family built a new enriched colony barn. Now, they’ve added an additional row to the barn. Here’s her latest update.
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Researchers around the world continue to examine antibiotic alternatives. One such scientist is Dalhousie University’s Deborah Adewole, who’s investigating probiotics as one alternative, and the route of administration that maximizes efficacy.
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Thousands of farm animals have died in an “agriculture disaster” in B.C. set off by floods that swamped an area of the province known for its prime farming industry. Of the 310 chicken farms in B.C., 61 farms are being evacuated. http://ow.ly/nlN650GQSZh

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New research found that Transport Genie, a remote monitoring system that uses sensors, can successfully track microclimate conditions inside livestock and poultry trailers in real-time. Here’s a closer look at the technology and these new findings.
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