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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
There are currently 13 active cases of New World screwworm. You can stay up-to-date with the latest confirmations through @USDA's website at screwworm.gov.
Other information to reference:
📍Know your zone:
The Texas Animal Health Commission has an interactive map that allows Texans to enter an address and determine whether they are located within a surveillance, buffer, or quarantine zone.
The map also provides information on movement restrictions and response measures that may apply in your area.
View the map: txfb.us/NWS-zone-TAHC
📍Reporting
Early detection and reporting are critical.
Livestock & Pets: Call TAHC at 1-800-550-8242
Wildlife: Call TPWD at 512-389-4505
@Screwworm_RR
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
@PoultryTimes is talking about a familiar name in the winner's circle. 🐔
The Texas A&M Poultry Judging Team took home the national title at the 77th Ted Cameron National Poultry Judging Contest, beating out nine other universities! @TAMUPOSC bit.ly/3RbTTvP
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
Large-scale mortality events demand better solutions.
Check out this innovative, portable on-site dehydrator.
🎥 New video on YouTube:
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#Poultry #Chicken #Mortality #Dehydration #Biosecurity
@tamubaen @AgriLife @txextension @txresearch
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
If national titles say anything... we might be a poultry judging school. 🏆🐔
Our poultry judging team has earned THREE consecutive national championships. Talk about an egg-cellent streak! 🥚 @TAMUPOSC
🔗 tx.ag/PoultryJudging
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
The Barbara J. Huffman and William M. “Bill” Huffman ’53 Poultry Science Farm Complex will strengthen research, teaching & extension efforts for years to come. Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. Huffman.
Read more about the Huffman's generosity: tx.ag/HuffmanGift @TAMUPOSC
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
Avian influenza continues to challenge the poultry industry. Experts from @tvmdl, @txextension, @TAMUPOSC and the @TAHC are working together to monitor and protect flocks. Learn more: tx.ag/AvianInfluenza
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
Avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu, continues to challenge both commercial and backyard poultry producers nationwide.
Experts from @tvmdl, AgriLife Extension, @TAMUPOSC and @TAHC are working together to monitor risk, share prevention guidance and help protect flocks. Producers who suspect infected birds should contact the Texas Animal Health Commission, TVMDL or their local AgriLife Extension agent. Learn more: tx.ag/AvianInfluenza
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
From Saudi Arabia to @TAMU, Henri Bariselle ’26 turned a duck-egg project into a dream career. Now he’s in the @AggieCorps, studying in @TAMUPOSC, working at @TAMUVMTH and planning for vet school and a bird sanctuary.
Full Q&A: tx.ag/HenriBariselle
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
You can catch up on all the current episodes here: poultrytimes.com/the-coop-sc…
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We’re hiring! 🎉
Are you someone who thrives in a fast-paced, international environment? Do you love being the linchpin of event planning and conference execution? If so, we’d love to meet you.
Join the team at the Poultry Science Association, where we are expanding our global footprint and hosting leading‐edge scientific conferences across continents. We’re looking for a detail-oriented, highly organized professional with a collaborative spirit and a genuine passion for serving our members.
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
Please join us Oct. 20-24 for the free Backyard Chicken Virtual Seminar Series 🐓
Learn about breeds, nutrition, egg safety and flock health with AgriLife Extension experts!
Register today at tx.ag/BackyardChickenSeries2…
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TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
We’re ready, Tyler! 🎉 Texas Broiler Symposium agenda drops for Sept 11, 2025.
Featuring @cobbvantress @RSMUSLLP @Jameswayinc @AviagenTweets @JonesHamiltonAG @BellLabsMouse
@AgriLife @txextension @txresearch @TAMUPOSC @tamubaen @texaspoultry
#PoultryFarming #DeadBirdDisposal
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
We're excited to share our latest Symposium Spotlight for the 2025 Annual Meeting!
See the full schedule and register👇🏻
poultryscience.org/news-and-…
@TAMUPOSC
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Texas A&M Student Media is hiring a sales executive and a finance manager to join our award-winning student business team this fall. We are looking for business, sales, marketing, finance, or HR minded students looking to build their portfolio. Apply by May 30th if interested.
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
In 12 hours!
#WasteManagement @TAMUPOSC @USDA_APHIS @texaspoultry @tamubaen @AgriLife @txresearch @txextension
Let the first trial start! @TAMUPOSC
@USDA_APHIS @texaspoultry @tamubaen @AgriLife @txresearch @txextension
#wastemanagement
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
Today is #EarthDay. It’s a national day of celebration. But for farmers and ranchers, every day is Earth Day.
They care for the land and resources. They care for their crops and livestock. They care for their families, too. All 365 days a year.
And being a farmer and rancher means shaking hands with Mother Nature. Because the sun, soil and water are their business partners.
Today, they’ll tip their caps in salute to the good earth and keep growing the food that sustains us all. Because for farmers and ranchers, every day is Earth Day.
Read more about agriculture's sustainability story: txfb.us/TTT0423
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
Today, we celebrate #NationalAgDay and the hardworking farmers who keep our tables full!
Texas’ poultry industry plays a vital role in feeding families across the state and beyond.
Drop a ❤️ to show appreciation for our Texas ag heroes! #ThankAFarmer #TexasPoultry
TAMU Poultry Science retweeted
While egg whites contain some of the eggs’ high-quality protein, riboflavin, and selenium, the majority of an egg’s nutrient package is found in the yolk! 🥚 ✨ bit.ly/30nl9KL
