Future Is Looking Good

Processed #poultry meat market predicted to garner $289.16 billion by 2020 https://t.co/wbjWbH2yMA #ag

— WATTAgNet (@WATTAgNet) November 10, 2015

This Article Is Causing A Stir In The Poultry World

The poultry industry can't be thrilled about @OxfamAmerica's report. https://t.co/QRrW3tYAlC pic.twitter.com/WDIuWsSl8u

— Upworthy (@Upworthy) November 15, 2015

Myth Busters

6 myths about poultry production | 2015-09-14 | WATTAgNet https://t.co/3ogIqTi8rP

— Blake Wilson (@BWilson_12) October 26, 2015

Safety Tip

TIP: When grocery shopping, put raw meat & poultry in plastic bags to prevent juices from dripping onto other foods. pic.twitter.com/AcW3UQNYaB

— USDA Food Safety (@USDAFoodSafety) October 26, 2015

World Health Organization

Report: Bacon, sausage, processed meats cause cancer https://t.co/vrPOdfaJT9 via @nbcnews

— Blake Wilson (@BWilson_12) October 26, 2015

Environmental Control:Foot Dip Pans

PronTech is your best choice for foot dip pans. It has been proven that using foot dip pans is an excellent way to help prevent the spread of outside diseases from entering inside your facilities. Dry Bleach Powder is a common practice but it has its limitations. When exposed to sun it loses its potency, not to mention it does not penetrate the crevices of your tread to reach the hard to reach areas where potential threats could be lurking. Liquid foot baths are much more efficient. PronTech has the ability to work in a wide range of environmental conditions. PronTech is active in cold and hot weather as well as in the presence of organic matter. That makes it the ideal product to use for foot baths. Not only is it effective in those conditions it is also environmental friendly. 99% biodegradable, PronTech is not going to harm your land and can be easily disposed. By using quat test strips you can always make sure you are maintaining your desired ppm(parts per million rate of disinfection). With Bird Flu bio-security measures being put into place be sure to consider PronTech when thinking about your foot bath dip pans.

Environmental Control

When asked recently what is an area of broiler production that I believe is overlooked the most that can easily be improved, I thought for a second and responded with Water Line Sanitation. Water line sanitation is not difficult but often times overlooked or not done at all because trying to clean your water lines often creates new problems that many growers do not want to risk. The problem is in the water line cleaners they have been using. You see these water line cleaners are usually made up of Hydrogen Peroxide. Hydrogen Peroxide is a dangerous chemical to handle. In high concentrations it is flammable, it can cause burns on your skin, and and can cause all kinds of problems to the actual water line system. When pumped in with a medicator, hydrogen peroxide with corrode the diaphragm inside the medicator pump reducing its effectiveness. Then if left inside the water lines for too long of a period the hydrogen peroxide will begin to damage the pipes, the watering pins, and any rubber gaskets it comes into contact with. This all happens because hydrogen peroxide is an extremely strong oxidizer. It burns it way through anything it comes in contact with. Manufacturers would have you believe that it does not damage your equipment just the bio-film and bacteria within your system, but common sense tells you that this is just not true. These issues are why no one wants to clean their systems out. However with PronTech you no longer have to worry about these dangerous issues. PronTech is not an oxidizer. PronTech chemically bonds with the bio-film to remove the build up. It penetrates crevices to neutralize pathogens that live within the watering system to help give your livestock clean water to consume. For more information on how to properly use PronTech to sanitize your watering system please contact me at bwilson@upitrading.com. I will help to answer any of your questions and hopefully help you increase your production numbers by helping you to improve your water quality.

To Break or Not To Break?

US policy to destroy 'safe' poultry products petitioned http://t.co/HJkm94CDG4

— World Poultry (@WorldPoultry) October 5, 2015

Pilgrim's donates $100,00 to poultry research farm | 2015-09-28 | WATTAgNet

Pilgrim's donates $100,00 to poultry research farm | 2015-09-28 | WATTAgNet

Use PronTech As Your Disinfectant

NCC identifies top avian flu biosecurity principles http://t.co/aszHZ454eL #birdflu #poultry #farm

— WATTAgNet (@WATTAgNet) August 31, 2015

Recovery In Progress

All state turkey farms hit by bird flu restocked, recovering #birdflu http://t.co/g5s2KqCAH8 pic.twitter.com/f2RG9Htez5

— The Daily Republic (@dailyrepublic) August 31, 2015

New Uses For Litter

Cargill signs 20-year poultry litter burning deal with BHSL http://t.co/q18OMEQWOn

— Poultry World (@Poultryworld) August 27, 2015

2016 USDA Economic Outlook

USDA Ag Trade Outlook: Exports of livestock,poultry&dairy up $600M as higher export vol. offset a decline in prices.http://t.co/CuBANsvkYz

— MeatPoultry.com (@MEATPOULTRY) August 31, 2015

BioSecurity: Cleaning and Disinfecting

To properly disinfect a surface it must be cleaned first.  A dirty surface cannot be disinfected.  That is why we have developed CleanTech.  It is a non-ionic cleaner that helps to remove dirt, buildup, biofilm, and other debris from surfaces.  CleanTech is specifically designed to work in connection with PronTech.  Using the two products together you can be sure that your facility, whether it is a hatchery, processing plant, or poultry house is cleaned and disinfected.  For more information contact us at info@upitrading.com or contact me at bwilson@upitrading.com.

Bird Flu Impact

Bird flu poses big-time challenges for egg producers http://t.co/1cthApMkDS

— Blake Wilson (@BWilson_12) August 18, 2015

Bird Flu Vaccine?

Minnesota congressman expects bird flu vaccine for turkeys soon | Agweek http://t.co/y48ItGC4fc

— Blake Wilson (@BWilson_12) August 18, 2015

Poultry In Georgia

@ZaidJilani Poultry = 1/2 GA's ag output http://t.co/O2sbBIdoRm Many Latinos work in poultry plants in Gainesville/Hall Co. #organize

— Holly Blomberg (@HollyBlomberg) August 9, 2015

Poultry Industry Is Changing

As the Poultry Industry changes so must be the way those within the industry view certain practices. One of those is the use of antibiotics.  With the reductions in the use of antibiotics, individuals within the industry must be much more aware of the environment that birds are exposed to.  Hatcheries need to be more sanitary, as well as farms, and drinker lines.

PronTech can help protect your flock and your investment while being safe to your employees and friendly to the environment.  Contact me at bwilson@upitrading.com for more information.

Click the link below to find out more of how Perdue is changing things up within the poultry industry.


Perdue Sharply Cuts Antibiotics

Spotty Liver Disease

Spotty liver disease in common in hens and can cause egg shortages. This new discovery could help reduce this threat, but in the meantime make sure to keep your facilities clean and disinfected. For more information on how PronTech can help you keep your houses clean and your chickens safer contact me at bwilson@upitrading.com.

Researchers may have identified the bacteria that causes spotty liver in laying hens. More here: http://t.co/KnJ55O9Qyd

— Poultry World (@Poultryworld) August 5, 2015

NCC backs EPA on Renewable Fuel Standard

The National Chicken Council supports the EPA's recommendation to cut back ethanol requirements.  To find out more click on the link below.

NCC backs EPA on Renewable Fuel Standard

Washing Fertilized Eggs

Washing fertilized eggs has been a no no within the poultry industry for years. Common thought within the industry was that exposing an egg to water could contaminate the egg. Not only was this a concern so was the thought that if you used the wrong product to wash the egg you could clog the pores of the egg. Eggs need to breath and preventing this could cause damage to the embryo. With PronTech you no longer have to fear either of these scenarios. PronTech cleans and sanitizes the egg shell while not leaving behind any build up or thick film. Clean eggs mean a clean hatchery. That means you have less egg explosions in your setters, you have less disease outbreaks due to contamination from the farm, and more of your fertile eggs get to be placed in your setters. Using PronTech to treat your eggs is a your smart and safe choice.

New Disease Detection Device Launched In Singapore

New bio-chip to enhance #poultry disease detection. Rapid, cost-effective, multi-tests run using just one sample. http://t.co/8IPfBm3KNU

— Research&Innovation (@ONAgFoodRuralRI) July 28, 2015

Ecuador Partially Lifts Ban

#Ecuador partially lifts U.S.-origin #poultry and poultry products ban. http://t.co/BipgMkJgUm

— Foreign Ag Service (@USDAForeignAg) July 28, 2015

Hot Weather Equals Cool Cells Running

With the hot weather firmly upon us, make sure your cool cells are clean and ready to go. When choosing a product to clean your cool cells there is only one choice, PronTech. PronTech both cleans your cool cell pads and kills the algae that grows on them.

Bird Flu Recovery

Farmers struggle to rebuild flocks after bird flu, which has wiped out 31 million poultry, http://t.co/NvVZUgPvRl via @usatoday

— USA TODAY Health (@USATODAYhealth) July 20, 2015

Bird Flu A Global Issue

Case of H7N7 bird flu confirmed at a poultry farm in Lancashire, the government says http://t.co/V5u137t6w7

— BBC Breaking News (@BBCBreaking) July 13, 2015

Poultry Industry Getting National Attention

"U.S. poultry farmers’ rights are under siege" - a new @washingtonpost op-ed by @willienelson and @MarcyKaptur: http://t.co/iFQgSam0O3

— Farm Aid (@FarmAid) July 7, 2015

Possible Future Bird Flu Outbreak

This fall is going to have everyone within the Poultry industry on edge. The possible spread of the highly pathogenic virus has already done damage to industry this year. With wild water fowl migrating south everyone will be watching to see if the US has another outbreak. The USDA is doing everything they possibly can to prepare. Below is a link discussing how the USDA is preparing for this fall and the threat of a future outbreak.

U.S worries about possible resurgence of bird flu in poultry http://t.co/eAd0BSYE6B pic.twitter.com/FHoebk0Baw

— Newsweek (@Newsweek) July 7, 2015

Bio-Security: Bird Flu

With this fall's wild bird migration south the scare of the Bird Flu returning is very likely. That means you need to do your best to protect yourself with proper bio-security measures.

Bird Flu Discussion

USDA officials tell U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee that agency preparing for possible fall return of bird flu http://t.co/d09IcYQPXI

— The Associated Press (@AP) July 8, 2015

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#IPPE2015 #GWCC #poultry #PronTech pic.twitter.com/hi3NLmXYZB
— Blake Wilson (@BWilson_12) January 27, 2015

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