July 2020 poultry industry headlines:

• Salmonella risk from backyard chooks
• Fast and accurate sexing method developed for chickens
• Animal welfare standards and guidelines under review
• Why you should listen to your newly hatched chicks
• $36 million for our agricultural communities – shows to go on
• Paltry returns for poultry meat farmers
• The Australian Poultry Science Symposium 2021 is going ahead
• CQU alumnus Melinda’s university path takes her from the farm to Tokyo and back again
• Sunny Queen Australia CEO cruises out after 18 years
• Uni fee reforms a boon for agriculture industry
• What are these hens smoking?
• Now is the time to be a change maker: Nuffield applications are open for 2021
• Australia’s food security among the world’s best
• Improving regional workplace safety
• Biosecurity and what it means to Australia
• Elanco’s pending acquisition of Bayer Animal Health
• Free trade talks with the UK
• Supreme Court overturns Ingham’s feed mill development approval
• Poultry shed wash down machine
• Support for farmers facing biosecurity trespasser threats
• Extending Farm Household Allowance relief payments
• MultiCube bedding cubes for broilers
• Norwegian supermarket chain wins international chicken welfare award
• Stop struggling with inferior equipment
• QCA fails to deliver electricity price spark
• Poultry micro-enterprises for Cambodia’s impoverished
• Potato tortilla with chive mayonnaise recipe