Broiler sets and placements rose on both the week and the year. That’s in-line with the trend for most of this year as producers try to meet demand expectations. The USDA says 241.873 million broiler-type eggs were set into incubators, an increase of 674,000 on the week and 7% on the year, with the average […]
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