Monthly Archives: July, 2025

A comprehensive review published in LOHMANN INFORMATION compiles decades of research on the effect of lighting during incubation on hatchability and chick start. From...

Confirmed detection of a Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) outbreak, subtype H5N1, on a poultry farm dedicated to the rearing of breeder hens in the municipality of Alcolea de Tajo, province of Toledo, Spain. This is the second outbreak on a poultry farm confirmed in 2025, following the first on 18 July in Extremadura on a farm housing 7,000 turkeys.

The Maïsadour Cooperative will finance the construction of new poultry farms with €7.5 million. The funds will come from this private company's own resources...

By NeXusAvicultura The primary sector and big capital do not always sit at the same table, but when they do, the lessons on profitability, biosecurity...

As awareness of animal welfare continues to grow, consumers are increasingly willing to pay more for products that meet their expectations of responsible animal...

The most likely route of virus introduction into the farm is considered to have been through indirect contact with wild birds, given that during the previous week laboratory tests were being carried out to confirm two cases of HPAI in wild geese at two separate locations in Extremadura: Casar de Cáceres (province of Cáceres) and Corte de Peleas (province of Badajoz). In both cases, dead wild geese were found in urban ponds, leading to the collection of official samples by the Official Veterinary Services (OVS) of the Junta de Extremadura; these samples tested positive at the regional laboratory and were subsequently confirmed by the LCV in Algete.

Cabanillas del Campo, 17 July 2025. Hevo Group today announces a change in its general management, confirming that André Baldissera will assume the...

BroilerNet launches the third cycle of broiler production best practices in Europe Barcelona, 16 July 2025. BroilerNet is an ambitious European project seeking to transform...

A field study conducted in the Netherlands has demonstrated that two highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) vaccines effectively protect laying hens from the disease...

In 2024, Spanish consumers spent a total of €1,354 million on egg purchases, with an average expenditure of €29 per person. Since 2019, the egg market has experienced sustained growth, with a cumulative increase of 58% in value, representing almost €500 million in additional revenue. With a 97% household penetration rate, eggs maintain a near-universal presence in the shopping basket.