Poultry Club at UW-Madison

What a neat graphic from Purina Poultry!

Hello from our farm in Missouri! This chicken anatomy poster is hanging on our office wall.

It’s a great reminder of the journey chicken feed takes. The unique nutrients in Purina® complete feeds are first stored in the crop and later absorbed in the small intestine. From vibrant feathers to strong eggshells, each nutrient plays a unique role in bird health and performance.

Learn how chickens digest feed (video included!): http://bit.ly/2MZoby7

We celebrated our last meeting of the semester with some representatives from Chick-fil-a! We had such a great time learning more about their company’s values, as well as job opportunities they have available to college graduates.

🐄Eat mor Chikin!🐄

Hello Poultry Club!

This is a reminder that we have our December meeting tomorrow at 6pm in rm 274 Animal Sciences. We will be hosting a representative from Chick-fil-a who will be giving us a presentation about job opportunities they have available for college graduates among other things. This is an excellent networking opportunity so don't miss out.

Hope to see you all there!

Hello Poultry Enthusiasts!

Tomorrow (11/20) we will be hosting Chelsea Russel from the Midwest Poultry Consortium! She will be here talking about scholarship and internship opportunities available through their Center of Excellence Program. This program consists of two summer sessions (18 total credits) filled with Poultry Science classes such as Avian Health, Avian Physiology, and Poultry Enterprise Management followed by a hands-on, paid internship experience. This is an incredible opportunity to gain new skills in a growing field, and set yourself apart from your peers. Best of all, tuition, as well as room and board is completely free!

Learn more at http://www.mwpoultry.org/COEhome.html, or come to our meeting in room 274 in the Animal Science Building from 6pm-7pm to hear more about the program and how to apply!

Hope to see you there!
-UW Poultry Club

P.S. There will be food

Midwest Poultry Consortium Home

Hello everyone! Check out this great scholarship opportunity from the Minnesota Turkey Growers Association. Applications due January 15th 🦃🦃

**Please share this post to students and teachers**

Our Ranelius Scholarship Program is designed to encourage students who are or plan to enroll in a post-secondary educational institution in or out of the state of Minnesota to prepare for a career in some phase of the poultry industry. A total of $5,000 annually is available to distribute to worthy candidate(s).

All scholarship submissions are due by January 15, 2020. Learn more 👉 https://minnesotaturkey.com/students-teachers/.

Hello Everyone!

Every year the UW-Poultry Club sells fresh Thanksgiving turkeys as a fundraising event for our club's annual trip to the International Production and Processing Expo. This year is no different. We hope you'll consider supporting our club, and purchasing your turkey through us using this order form.

This form will be available until November 1st, or until we run out of stock. If you want to purchase two turkeys, then please fill out the form two separate times. Pick up will be on the Monday and Tuesday before Thanksgiving (11/25-11/26) at the Poultry Research Lab, and payment will be collected at this time.

Please feel free to message us with any questions, and thank you to everyone for all the support!
-UW-Poultry Club

Turkey Order Form UW-Poultry Club Turkey Order Form 2019

Our first meeting of the year was a hit! It was great to see some new faces, and we’re so excited to see where this year takes us. On, Wisconsin!

Poultry Club President Alexis Reily was at the UW-Madison Career Fair tonight helping to represent Daybreak Foods, Inc. Daybreak Foods Inc. is the fourth-largest egg producer in the U.S. The company is privately held and is involved in shell egg and egg products production.

Happy Friday, Poultry Club!

Shareable Farm Fact Friday: It is not legal for U.S. farmers to feed growth promoting hormones to chickens, so no need to pay more for a package of chicken labeled as free from added hormones.

March 14th is National Ag Day!

Vice President Alexis Reily and CALS rep Zachary Shulfer promoted Poultry Club at the student organization fair yesterday. We're looking forward to seeing some new members at our next meeting!