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2026 Broiler Quality Conference technical briefings explore production risks

The Technical Briefings by sponsors of Asian Agribiz’s 2026 Broiler Quality Conference presented an ideal platform for delegates to get a deeper understanding of practical solutions to on-farm challenges. These challenges shaped the content delivered by experts from Innovad Group, Kemin Animal Nutrition & Health Asia Pacific, Jefo Nutrition, JRS,...

Asian Agribiz’s Professional Broiler Workshop gets thumbs up

Feedback from Asian Agribiz’s Professional Broiler Workshop, held on August 5-6 in Bangkok, showed strong interest in practical ways to link feed formulation with bird health, farm conditions, and production costs. The two-day program, titled “Feeding and Managing the Broiler of the Future,” was led by Professor Emeritus Steve Leeson...

2026 Broiler Quality Conference explores strategies to enhance performance

Speakers shared research and insights on how to improve the performance of modern broilers at Asian Agribiz’s 2026 Broiler Quality Conference. Future broiler performance gains depend more on management Broiler genetics have delivered remarkable improvements in growth and feed efficiency over the past four decades, but future gains will increasingly depend...

2026 Broiler Quality Conference discusses gaps affecting performance 

Small gaps in feed formulation, water hygiene, and disease control can quickly affect broiler performance. Speakers at Asian Agribiz’s 2026 Broiler Quality Conference in Bangkok discussed how producers can identify and manage these risks.  Higher protease supports early growth  Derek Detzler from Jefo Nutrition in Canada explained that chicks may struggle to digest the high protein levels...

2026 Broiler Quality Conference celebrates an enthusiastic audience

Asian Agribiz’s 2026 Broiler Quality Conference opened yesterday at the Landmark Hotel in Bangkok, welcoming more than 300 delegates from 25 countries. Sponsored by Innovad, Insighter, Kemin, Jefo, JRS, and Zamira, and supported by Arm & Hammer and Aviagen, the 2-day conference fielded 16 presentations by 14 internationally respected speakers.  “The enthusiastic response to this conference and...

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Feeding and Managing the Broiler of the Future

Integrating Feed, Farm, and Economic Efficiency

A 2-day intensive workshop with Professor Emeritus Steve Leeson (Canada) and
Greg Hargreave (Australia)

Steve Leeson

Greg Hargreave

Read their bios here.

Watch this space for program and registration details.

Date: August 5–6, 2026
Time: 09.00–18.00 hrs
Venue: Bangkok
Price: USD 1,350/delegate

Seats are limited. Registration ends on June 30, 2026, or earlier once seats are filled.

Register your interest with Sutasinee Lake.
Delivered by two of the most respected and experienced professionals in the global poultry industry, Feeding and Managing the Broiler of the Future is designed to challenge conventional thinking and equip participants with the practical, technical, and strategic insights needed to drive the next wave of broiler productivity.
This is not just another nutrition course.
Professor Leeson and Greg Hargreave will take participants beyond traditional role boundaries, encouraging a whole-of-enterprise mindset that recognizes how feed, management, economics, and technology intersect to determine bird performance and business profitability.
Modern broiler production is no longer optimized in silos. Decisions made across breeding, nutrition, housing, management, and feed manufacturing all influence outcomes and must be aligned to achieve enterprise-wide goals. This course provides the framework and tools to understand, manage, and optimize those interactions.
Central to the program is an integrated approach, combined with emerging feed technologies, to help businesses remain competitive as the industry moves toward 1:1 feed conversion under increasing antimicrobial restrictions and tighter managerial constraints.
What you’ll gain
• A future-focused understanding of broiler productivity drivers
• Practical strategies to improve performance across the entire production system
• The ability to think and act beyond your primary technical role
• Tools to identify and address nutritional and technical bottlenecks impacting results
• An interactive forum where there will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions of Steve and Greg, and mingle with Industry colleagues
The ultimate objective is to empower participants to become broiler productivity experts, ie, professionals who can add measurable value across the company, not just within their individual discipline.
By the end of the course, attendees will be equipped to take confident, incremental steps that enhance performance, efficiency, and profitability within their organizations, now and into the future.