Roy Graber is a Senior Reporter at Agri America Marketing Inc. He focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, including sustainable practices, animal rights, and food and beverage industries. Roy's work has been featured in Feed & Grain and Animalagnet.com.
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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.
When reaching out to Roy Graber, consider emphasizing any unique datasets or research findings that can provide valuable context around recent developments in avian influenza outbreaks or other issues impacting the poultry industry.
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The country had been free of Newcastle disease since 2024, according to WOAH.
Animal health officials have yet to disclose how many birds were affected in these cases.
By: Roy Graber
Claims that Cooper Farms and Tyson Foods conspired to cut turkey supply will go to trial.
By: Roy Graber, Flogel Bigstock
World Organisation for Animal Health reports also show an infected Manitoba flock first listed as commercial was a backyard flock.
The largest of the recently confirmed cases involved a flock of more than 930,000 laying hens in Illinois.
The Houston-based halal chicken chain signed its first franchise deals.
The situation is considered stable after a single flock infection in 2023.
By: Roy Graber, Wokandapix Pixabay
A poultry veterinarian who has worked avian influenza outbreaks in laying hen flocks offers advice for managing the physical and emotional toll.
By: Roy Graber, Budabar Bigstock
Two more commercial turkey flocks in the United States have been struck by highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s
Perdue grower joins the movement and participates in a briefing hosted by Rep. Lloyd Smucker.
