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Catch Up on the Latest Poultry Science Research Several new interpretive summaries are now available to read! PSA's interpretive summaries highlight recently published research, breaking down key findings and their implications into accessible, easy-to-understand insights for poultry scientists, industry professionals and others interested in the latest advancements in poultry science. Stay informed and explore the newest research shaping the poultry industry. Read the latest interpretive summaries: poultryscience.org/publicati… #PoultryScience #PoultryResearch #PSA

ONE DAY LEFT. The IPSF 2027 abstract deadline is almost here! The clock is ticking! Tomorrow, November 8, is your last chance to submit an abstract for the 2027 International Poultry Scientific Forum (IPSF). Be part of the scientific exchange bringing poultry researchers and industry professionals together in Atlanta, Georgia, January 25–26, 2027. Don't miss your opportunity to present at IPSF 2027! Submit your abstract: ippexpo.org/education-progra… #PoultryScience #PoultryResearch #IPSF2027

Just TWO DAYS left to submit your IPSF 2027 abstract. Have research to share? Now is the time to take the next step! The November 8 abstract submission deadline for the 2027 International Poultry Scientific Forum (IPSF) is almost here. Don't miss this opportunity to present your findings and connect with the poultry science community January 25–26, 2027, in Atlanta, Georgia. Submit your abstract by November 8! About IPSF 2027: ippexpo.org/education-progra… Abstract Guidelines: ippexpo.org/files/2027/2027-… Submit your abstract: app.oxfordabstracts.com/auth… #PoultryScience #PoultryResearch #IPSF2027

Could more active broilers lead to better feed efficiency and lower mortality? A recent study published in Poultry Science suggests that increased activity in broiler flocks may be associated with improved feed conversion ratios (FCR) and reduced mortality. Researchers at the University of Oxford analyzed 34 commercial broiler flocks and found that more active birds tended to have better feed efficiency, challenging concerns that increased movement and welfare improvements come at the expense of productivity. The findings highlight the potential for bird welfare and production efficiency to go hand in hand. Read more about the research in Modern Poultry: modernpoultry.media/more-act… #PoultryScience #BroilerProduction #PoultryWelfare @ModernPoultry