The NFU's annual Poultry Research Seminar will return for its seventh year on 7 March 2025.
The in-person event, which will be held at NFU HQ, Stoneleigh, aims to bring members of the poultry sector together with academic researchers, innovative businesses, and representatives of the wider supply chain to share ideas and bridge the gap between academic research and practical on farm solutions.
The day will comprise of presentations from a number of speakers, followed by Q&A and networking sessions which will give attendees the opportunity to discuss some of the most pressing issues in both the poultry meat and egg sectors.
Speakers are yet to be confirmed, however the session themes for this year's event are:
Avian influenza
Advances in poultry welfare and nutrition
Innovations in sustainable management of poultry manure.
Book your place now: Who can attend?
Both NFU members and non-members who are actively involved within the poultry sector are welcome attend. Please use the relevant link below to book.
Once you have submitted your query someone from NFU CallFirst will contact you. If needed, your query will then be passed to the appropriate NFU policy team.
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