APSS 2025 is on track to again break our attendance record next week... DON'T MISS OUT on this must-attend event!! 🐣 🐥 🐤 🐔 🐓 REGISTER NOW - https://lnkd.in/gS-wP68E https://lnkd.in/gkEfwj7Q
Poultry Research Foundation
Research Services
Brownlow Hill, New South Wales 2,406 followers
Enhancing poultry performance.
About us
The Poultry Research Foundation was one of the original Foundations established within the University of Sydney by the University Senate, in October 1958. The purpose of the Foundation is to provide an interface between the Australian poultry and allied industries, and the Faculty of Veterinary Science. The Foundation sponsors industry related research, assists in the training of scientific personnel and acts in an industrial liaison capacity. The Foundation's contribution to the development of the Australian poultry and stockfeeds industries has been achieved through research programs directed at achieving better understanding of the metabolism and nutritional requirements of poultry. The Foundation has regularly hosted workshops, seminars and symposia. In 1989 the annual Foundation Symposium was to become the Australian Poultry Science Symposium through a joint collaboration with the Australian Branch of the World's Poultry Science Association.
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https://poultry-research.sydney.edu.au/
External link for Poultry Research Foundation
- Industry
- Research Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Brownlow Hill, New South Wales
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1958
- Specialties
- Poultry Research, Poultry Symposium, Teaching, Education, Research, and Publications
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Primary
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425 Werombi Rd
Brownlow Hill, New South Wales 2570, AU
Employees at Poultry Research Foundation
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FULL PROGRAM FOR APSS 2025 IS NOW AVAILABLE TO DOWNLOAD FROM OUR WEBSITE... There are now less than 2 weeks to go, so make sure that you have registered for APSS 2025 - the 36th Annual Australian Poultry Science Symposium, which this year will return the the University of Sydney - Business School. There will be a record 100 papers presented this year (11 Invited, 44 Oral + 45 Posters), as well as our ever popular social program. THIS EVENT IS NOT TO BE MISSED! #APSS2025 #universityofsydney #PRF #poultryresearch #poultryresearchfoundation #PoultryConference https://lnkd.in/gWQeagAF
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Mark the dates in your calendar and be ready to book... Registrations open 1st October, 2024!!
APSS 2025 - 10th-12th Feb - University of Sydney, Abercrombie Business School.
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Being a part of the Poultry Research Foundation team over the last year has been rewarding, inspiring and surprising! I have learnt soooo much about agriculture, food security, team work, academia and CHICKENS! I always say that doors will open and close in your career (and life) that lead to amazing places to steer you in a different direction. The constant is to stay true to yourself, build on your skills and have faith in the journey. Thankyou to my amazing team for celebrating what we have achieved together over the last year, and appreciating my admin efforts. I know that you'll miss me when there's missing deliveries or concur issues. P.S. Cage eggs all the way!
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ADD THESE DATES TO YOUR CALENDAR FOR 2025! Like, follow and share this event with your colleagues and friends in the poultry industry to ensure APSS 2025 is our biggest and best conference yet! #apss2025 #poultryscience #wpsa #prf #usyd #poultryconference
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SAVE THE DATES FOR APSS 2025... Monday 10th - Wednesday 12th February @ The University of Sydney - Abercrombie Business School (Camperdown Campus)🐔🐓🐣🐤 #apss #sydneyuni #sydneyuniversity #poultryscience #apss2025 #poultryresearch #chickens
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Congratulations to our Deputy Director Associate Professor Sonia Liu! We as a team are very excited for the amazing opportunity provided by the Australian Research Council to expand and continue important research with Complete Feed Solutions and Aviagen Australia.
Congratulations to Associate Professor Sonia Liu and Dr Ben Mather on receiving Early Career Industry Fellowships from the Australian Research Council! Sonia will partner with Complete Feed Solutions and Aviagen Australia to improve the early welfare of chickens by studying metabolism and digestive processes. Ben will partner with BHP to develop new models of how groundwater moves copper through sub-surface sedimentary layers. Read more about our University of Sydney Fellows: https://ow.ly/bhn250Rz65h
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We are loving the continuous amazing feedback from #APSS2024. Please visit https://lnkd.in/gKKcQEX to access the full version of the February/March issue of Poultry Digest.
We greatly appreciate Mr Peter Bedwell from Poultry Digest featuring the student mentoring session co-sponsored by our Consortium and Poultry Hub Australia at the 35th Australian Poultry Science Symposium (#APSS2024) in the February/March issue. In the issue, 4 of our talented PhD students, Ms Francisca Diaz-Aviles from Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation (QAAFI) at the The University of Queensland, Mr Milan Kandel from the University of Sydney and Poultry Research Foundation, Ms Maria M. Whitton from CENTRAL QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY, and Mr Obright Hamungalu from Massey University shared their experience and feedback attending the student mentoring session. They all acknowledged and appreciated the opportunity to connect and share their research projects in the Consortium with more seasoned industry and academic professionals. Please visit https://lnkd.in/gKKcQEX to access the full version of the February/March issue. AgriFutures Australia
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Some of the amazing work happening at PRF.
Peter Selle, Shemil Macelline, Peter Chrystal and Sonia Liu discuss how phytase generates pronounced improvements in apparent amino acid digestibilities. Read the technical article here: https://lnkd.in/g4GaS-vs #enzyme #phytase #aminoacids #poultry University of Sydney
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Amazing recognition for PRF team member Dr Shemil Macelline at the 2024 International Feed Bile Acids Scientific Forum this week in China. Shemil presented his research on Bile Acid: A Potential Feed Additive for Reduced Crude Protein Broiler Diets. Thankyou to the Lachance Group for hosting this Forum and recognising Shemil's hardwork in broiler nutrition.
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