U.S. turkey numbers remain tight, but there is at least one sign of potential expansion in the USDA’s monthly supply update. The number of turkeys hatched during November 2025 were down 3% on the year ta 20.344 million head and the number of poults placed into meat production were 2% lower at 18.938 million head, […]
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