Partnership Will Restore Conditions to Sustain Natural Quail Populations
Wild Bobwhite Set to Return to Historic Ames Plantation
UTIA Experts Recommend Biosecurity Efforts to Help Stop Spread of Avian Influenza
Extension Publications Provide Critical Tips for Keeping Flocks Healthy
Veterinary College Takes Precautionary Measures Due to Bird Flu Resurgence
Not Accepting Wild Birds Currently
UT Institute of Agriculture Invests in Premier Poultry Research Facility
State’s Land-grant to Support Poultry Production and Processing
Upcoming Precision Livestock Farming Conference to Focus on Field Implementation
Producers Offered Discounted Registration, Vendor Interactions
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Tennessee
State Veterinarian Orders an Immediate Halt to Poultry Shows, Exhibitions and Sales Statewide
UT Institute of Agriculture Researchers Awarded Grant to Study Animal Welfare Indicators in Poultry Production
$1 Million Award Sponsored by USDA Agriculture and Food Research Initiative
Step Outside: Can Native Grasses Benefit Bobwhite Populations?
In this episode, PhD student Doug Mitchell explains how replacing fescue with native warm-season grasses could benefit bobwhite populations across the Southeast.
Step Outside: Investigating Wild Turkey Populations
In this episode of Step Outside, PhD student Lindsey Phillips talks with us about her comprehensive research on wild turkey population declines in Middle Tennessee. Listen to Step Outside episode…
Step Outside: Cover Crops and Avian Populations
In this episode of “Step Outside,” masters student Brittany Panos tells us how plating agricultural fields with cover crops, instead of allowing them to fallow, many benefit many bird species.