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“Knowing how to do it right and humanely is why I’m here,” said one participant.

Mega-chicken processors Tyson Foods and Perdue are suspected of hiring migrant children to clean slaughterhouses in Virginia.

GLIDE — The Oregon State University Extension Service is hosting a Chicken Processing 101 Workshop at Twisted Wood Ranch from 8 a.m. to noon Aug. 5.

Want to ensure that the bird on your plate was treated humanely and processed safely? Trying raising chickens for meat yourself.

Tyson Foods said it will close two US chicken plants and lay off some 1,700 employees on 12th May, it was announced on March 14

Tyson Foods said it will close two US chicken plants and lay off some 1,700 employees on 12th May, it was announced on March 14

Researchers in Arkansas, Georgia, and Nebraska will soon be using a $5 million grant to increase the use of artificial intelligence and robotics in chicken processing.

As global demand for poultry is set to increase, Tyson is turning to automation technology at a Mississippi Plant.