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Egg industry mourns passing of Richard Gates - Vimarsana News

Egg industry mourns passing of Richard Gates

Gates was the director of the Egg Industry Center, a position he held since January of 2020.

Turkeys placed at Iowa State teaching, research farm - Vimarsana News

Turkeys placed at Iowa State teaching, research farm

Arrival of poults marks the beginning of educational opportunities at new facility.

Turkeys placed at Iowa State teaching, research farm - Vimarsana News

Turkeys placed at Iowa State teaching, research farm

AMES, Iowa – A total of 1,800 poults (young turkeys) were placed inside the new Stanley L. Balloun Turkey Teaching and Research Facility at Iowa State University earlier this month.

Iowa State research using UV light produces safer, cleaner air that 'smells like toothpaste' | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences - Vimarsana News

Iowa State research using UV light produces safer, cleaner air that 'smells like toothpaste' | College of Agriculture and Life Sciences

Breathing cleaner air has become more relevant than ever in the last few years. What if, along with cleaner air, it smelled fresh and minty, too? For Iowa State University Department of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Professor Jacek Koziel, studying how to have clean air and reduce odor is nothing new. He has been in pursuit of healthy air quality for the last 15 years, using ultraviolet light to filter out airborne pathogens and produce air that ends up smelling like toothpaste.

When Dangerous Strains of Salmonella Hit, the Turkey Industry Responded Forcefully. The Chicken Industry? Not So Much. - Vimarsana News

When Dangerous Strains of Salmonella Hit, the Turkey Industry Responded Forcefully. The Chicken Industry? Not So Much.

Consolidation in the poultry industry may be fueling widespread salmonella outbreaks. Turkey companies worked with researchers to eradicate one. So why can’t the chicken industry do the same?