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Biosecurity Doesn't Cost – It Pays!
Written by Dupont Animal Health Solutions   
Avian Influenza Threats Highlights the Role of Effective Biosecurity
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Supply squabble in New Brunswick
Written by Dan Woolley   
Group Westco’s alliance with Quebec-based Olymel has N.B.’s sole processor, Nadeau Poultry Farms Inc. up in arms.  | READ MORE
 
The story of a Kentucky super-brand: Kentucky Fried Chicken
Written by John Y. Brown Jr.   
The following is John Y. Brown Jr.'s speech to the 1,700 delegates at Alltech's 24th Annual International Health and Nutrition Symposium on April 23, 2008. In it he discusses buying Kentucky Fried Chicken from "Colonel" Harlan Sanders, growing the business, and creating a super-brand.

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Glycerin as an Energy Source in Poultry Diets
Written by Canadian Poultry staff   
An alternative energy source needs to be identified for poultry diets due to the increase in corn and animal fat prices associated with biofuel production. USDA and Iowa State researchers performed a study to determine the potential of glycerin, a source of fatty acids, as an alternative energy source in broilers and layers.

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Managing Your Arthritis
Written by Karen Dallimore, Words for Hire   
When your aches and pains tell you more about the weather than last night’s news you’re probably dealing with arthritis. You’re not alone – arthritis affects four million Canadian adults and it’s in the top three most common chronic diseases in Canada alongside food allergies and back pain. That’s one in every six people over the age of 15 dealing with the disease; three of every five of these are under age 65.  | READ MORE
 
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