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Shaping the future of poultry genetics.
Aug Animal Health | Vol. 5 Special Issue
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Shaping the Future of Bird Health and Genetic Progress with Technology
Advances in precision farming are providing new ways to monitor bird health, welfare, and behavior with greater accuracy than ever before. From robotic solutions that support flock management to sensor technologies that deliver actionable insights, explore our complete scientific Distillation in this issue's interactive flipbook.
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Q&A with Research and Development
Dr. Nick Anthony discusses how disease resistance is incorporated into modern breeding programs, the challenges facing the industry today, and the technologies that are shaping the future of animal health.
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Key Highlights inside
Cobb Outlook
Advanced tools allow researchers to monitor birds continuously and non-invasively, reducing the need for manual measurements and minimizing the potential for human error. Combined with artificial intelligence, these data streams can help Cobb researchers better understand how environmental conditions influence health, welfare, and productivity.
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Technical Focus
Long before a chick is placed on a farm, critical developmental processes are already shaping its ability to resist disease, respond to vaccination, and thrive throughout its life.
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What’s new in technical literature at Cobb
Stay informed with the latest insights from Cobb by accessing four new technical white papers designed to support breeder and hatchery performance. Two papers focus on the new Cobb800, providing valuable guidance on managing and maximizing the potential of this innovative product. Additional topics include breeder feathering, exploring its impact on performance, and hatching egg moisture loss, offering practical recommendations to help optimize hatchability and chick quality.
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Cobb Research
Researchers from the University of Tennessee used artificial intelligence and digital phenotyping to understand mating interactions in broiler breeders and discovered how health impacts fertility.
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INDUSTRY AND ACADEMICS
SCIENCE AND INNOVATION ENGAGEMENT
The Poultry Science Association held its annual conference in Toronto, Canada, July 10th through the 12th. Dr. Nicholas Anthony, R&D geneticist, was awarded as a PSA fellow.
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Members of the Cobb R&D team attended the World Congress of Genetics Applied to Livestock Production (WCGALP) held in Madison, Wisconsin from July 12th to the 17th. Dr. Vivian Likness Co-authored a study presented by researchers at the University of Georgia, titled "Temporal dynamics of major SNPs in large broiler chicken populations".
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At Cobb, we are committed to developing future industry leaders by providing students with opportunities to apply classroom knowledge in real-world settings. This summer, interns joined our teams across several departments, gaining hands-on experience while contributing to meaningful projects that support our business and customers.
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Cobb-Vantress Announces 2026 Cobb Research Initiative (CRI) Grant Recipients.
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