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Poultry News
All the latest poultry farming news from the Irish Farmers Journal. Keep up to date with all poultry farming and production news developments in the poultry sector.
Speaking about the low carbon footprint associated with broiler production in Ireland, Alltech's Paula McCooey said that farmers must know what their baseline is in order to track improvements.
It was a case of good feeding and excellent flock-man-ship from 12-year-old Charles Nolan, with hen Coffee a new contender for producing Ireland’s largest hen egg.
Some egg producers continue to question their future in the business as the prices they receive for eggs continue to make it difficult to derive a stable income.