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PoultryWorld Poultry market outlook recovers, national differences remain After a very challenging quarter, the outlook for the global poultry industry is gradually improving, although poultry trade remains very competitive. Rabobank’s latest poultry report notes the industry is facing major challenges due to Covid-19 market disruption, very high and volatile feed prices, avian influenza in the northern hemisphere, and some volatility from nations affected by African Swine Fever. As nations reopen their foodservice sectors, the poultry industry will start to ...

Washtenaw schools lost thousands of students during the pandemic. How will they bring them back? Updated 1:14 PM; Today 1:14 PM Superintendent Alena E. Zachery-Ross welcomes students as buses drop them off for the first day of school at Estabrook Elementary in Ypsilanti on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2020. Facebook Share ANN ARBOR, MI – Washtenaw County school districts insist they’re diligently looking ahead to what school might look like in the fall, even though they’re still spending a lot energy navigating the challenges that come with learning during a global pandemic. With COVID-19 cases ...

Time to sell? COVID and taxes loom over an active M&A market Share Want to Read More? You’d be forgiven for thinking the mergers and acquisitions market would be upset by the past year of uncertainty, that the prospect of selling your business in this environment might be daunting and any plans you had to exit would have to be delayed.   But many M&A industry experts say the market is strong and conditions favorable for owners considering a sale of their business. “Valuations have definitely not come down, which I think people were assuming would happen,” said Cheryl Aschenbrener, par...

PigProgress Expert opinion Editor of Pig Progress / Topic: Pigs around the world What would happen if African Swine Fever was found in wild boar in a country full of humans and pigs, like the Netherlands? Pig Progress editor Vincent ter Beek paints the context and just hopes the storm will pass. There are no more mink farms in the Netherlands. They disappeared in the course of 2020. In 2019, there were 128 mink farms left. The animals were kept for their fur, which after slaughter would mostly be shipped abroad. A few years back, the export of mink skins was est...

Covid-19 hospitalizations in Georgia have been declining steadily in the new year. The Chief Medical Officer of the Grady Health System says while numbers are the lowest he's seen this year so far, Georgians can't let their guards down.