Roy Graber is a Senior Reporter for Animalagnet.com, specializing in agricultural journalism. With a passion for small town and rural communities, Roy covers a wide range of topics including avian influenza, poultry farming, and issues related to the agricultural industry. In addition to his work as a journalist, Roy is a dedicated father and community volunteer.
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Roy Graber's coverage focuses on the agricultural and food & beverage industries, particularly on avian flu outbreaks and their impact on poultry farming. Given this focus, he is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to expert commentary or data-driven analysis of avian flu outbreaks, their implications for the poultry industry, as well as responses by companies and government agencies involved.
Given his emphasis on citing data alongside press releases and announcements from both private sector entities and government sources, Roy may be interested in receiving pitches that include access to relevant statistics or exclusive insights into trends affecting the poultry industry in relation to avian flu.
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One of the flocks in in Fresno County and the other is in Merced County.
Efficiency savings and expanded exports are cited as reasons for the year-over-year improvement.
California has six new commercial flocks hit by HPAI and British Columbia has 14, while Utah and Arizona each have one.
Two new flock infections are confirmed after the virus was absent from poultry in the province since February.
Michigan youth wins turkey-naming contest with choice that honors Detroit Lions defensive end.
By: Roy Graber, Dave Gostisha Freeimages
Two new turkey flocks and one broiler flock are the most recent HPAI detections.
The plant in Henan has two processing lines with the potential to have two more lines added.
The Arizona flock was the state’s first commercial flock to be affected by HPAI during the 2022-24 outbreak.
The Brazil-based company also intends to build two beef plants and one pork plant in the African nation.
One person was inside the barn that ultimately collapsed, but no injuries were reported.
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