PSA Press Releases
This page offers a variety of resources for members of the press or others who would like information about poultry or the Poultry Science Association. Below are links to facts about our organization, press releases, and contact and biographical information for experts in the poultry sciences.
June 2010
June 30, 2010: Study on Social Sustainability of Egg Production to be Focus of Emerging Issues Symposium at PSA Annual Meeting in Denver
June 9, 2010: PSA Announces Annual Award Winners and New PSA Fellows Ahead of 99th Annual Meeting
May 2010
May 10, 2010: Poultry Scientists Visit Nation's Capitol to Stress Need for Increased Federal Investment in Food-Related Research and Education
May 5, 2010: Reducing PSE Levels in Whole-Muscle Turkey Products Will Require More Holistic Prevention Efforts from Industry, says the Poultry Science Assoc.
March 2010
March 26, 2010: Poultry Scientists to Provide Insights at School Food Focus Annual Meeting Roundtable
March 8, 2010: Poor Harvest Year May Have Altered Nutritional Quality of Corn, According to the Poultry Science Association
January 2010
January 25, 2010: While Late Corn Harvest Increases Possibility of Mycotoxins, Poultry Farmers Can Reduce Concerns over their Presence in Feed through Vigilant Testing, says PSA
2009
December 7, 2009: Researchers Help Address Consumer Demand from a Small Slice of the Market – The Desire for Antibiotic-Free Turkey
November 10, 2009: Recovered Chicken Fat from Broiler Production Wastewater May Serve as Economical Alternative Fuel Source for Processors, Says PSA
September 28, 2009: Research Demonstrates Effectiveness of Trees and Shrubs in Reducing Odors, Dust and Ammonia from Poultry Farms
August 8, 2009: The Poultry Science Association Holds 98th Annual Meeting in Raleigh
June 23, 2009: New Study Quantifies Impact of Environmental Temperature on Energy Requirements for Broiler Breeders
May 13, 2009: Canadian Researchers Pursue Breakthrough Technologies to Spur Development of New Poultry Meat Products
April 8, 2009: Audio vocalization work on chickens may help growers enhance animal welfare and increase meat and egg yields
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