Key To Raising Antibiotic Free Poultry: Good BioSecurity!

How to safely cut antibiotic use in #poultry production https://t.co/s4pIZQYRrg #animalhealth

— WATTAgNet (@WATTAgNet) June 23, 2016

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

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

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.

Ground Beef Recall

E. Coli is bacteria that all meat industries fight against.  To prevent recalls companies must make sure they use the best practices to prevent contamination.  PronTech at 200 ppm is effective against E. Coli and is able to be used at this concentration on food contact surfaces.  For more information about the recall follow the link below.

Meat & Poultry | National Beef Packing Co recalls ground meat http://t.co/bICex9a3zN

— MeatPoultry.com (@MEATPOULTRY) August 1, 2013