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# United Egg Producers

United Egg Producers

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- [Nevada Creates Mechanism to Suspend Cage-free Law](https://uepcertified.com/nevada-creates-mechanism-to-suspend-cage-free-law/) - Nevada enacted a cage-free egg requirement in 2021, requiring shell eggs sold in the state to be sourced from cage-free systems. Beginning in 2022, outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) disrupted poultry production and the national egg supply chain. In response, Nevada later created a limited emergency mechanism that allows the State Quarantine Officer
- [What is In-Ovo Sexing?](https://uepcertified.com/what-is-in-ovo-sexing/) - In 2016, the United Egg Producers made a groundbreaking commitment to advance the layer industry through the innovative practice of in-ovo sexing. But what exactly is this revolutionary technology? In-ovo sexing enables the determination of a ...
- [Handle Chicks Carefully](https://uepcertified.com/handle-cute-chicks-carefully/) - There’s nothing cuter than chicks and ducklings during spring. If you are planning on handling poultry this Easter season, or anytime, make sure you follow a few simple rules to keep you and your family healthy and happy. Owning and caring for live poultry requires some special accommodations. Even when chicks and ducklings may appear
- [Meet U.S. Egg Farmers](https://uepcertified.com/meet-u-s-egg-farmers/) - UEP farmers are members of family-owned egg farms throughout the United States, many led by multiple generations. They proudly represent about 90 percent of all egg production in the U.S and are committed to providing excellent care for their hens, while producing safe, high-quality eggs. Sam Krouse “It’s a very exciting, dynamic time to be
- [Egg Farmers Do Far More With Considerably Less](https://uepcertified.com/egg-farmers-far-considerably-less/) - Egg farmers work hard to care for their hens and care for the environment. Over the last 50 years, advancements in egg farming have led to healthier hens and a reduced environment footprint. Hens are living longer due to improved nutrition, disease control, and housing while producing 27% more eggs than in 1960! Farmers continue
- [Biosecurity is a Top Priority for Egg Farmers](https://uepcertified.com/biosecurity/) - Egg farmers are vigilant in setting and maintaining advanced biosecurity protocols, and biosecurity programs have improved significantly over the past three years. UEP and egg farmers collaborate with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, state agencies, veterinarians and public health officials to responsibly evaluate biosecurity and address the needs of the hens, farms, employees and local
- [Keeping Hens Safe, Warm and Healthy in Harsh Weather](https://uepcertified.com/keeping-hens-safe-warm-healthy-harsh-weather/) - Amid blizzards, thunderstorms and other extreme weather, how do farmers keep their animals safe, warm and healthy? Safety authorities advise staying us to stay out of harsh weather by staying indoors as much as possible. That’s good advice for animals and is one of the many reasons that egg-laying hens are kept indoors. Years ago,
- [Confused About Hormones and Eggs?](https://uepcertified.com/confused-about-hormones-and-eggs/) - Two practical reasons why hormones are never used in egg or poultry production. Ensuring eggs are safe for your family is a top priority for egg farmers and they are committed to fully complying with all government regulations as applicable to their farms. Hormones are Banned in Egg Production Many consumers do not know that
- [Dr. Hongwei Xin Receives Prestigious Award](https://uepcertified.com/dr-hongwei-xin-receives-prestigious-award/) - Dr. Hongwei Xin, Environmental Liaison for the UEP Certified Scientific Advisory Committee, has been selected by peers to receive the 2018 Cyrus Hall McCormick-Jerome Increase Case Gold Medal Award. Established in 1932, this award recognizes “Exceptional and Meritorious Engineering Achievement in Agriculture” and is sponsored by CNH Global. The award will be presented during the
- [U.S. Egg Farmers Apply Biosecurity Measures to Protect Hens, Provide Safe Eggs](https://uepcertified.com/u-s-egg-farmers-apply-biosecurity-measures-protect-hens-provide-safe-eggs/) - U.S. egg farmers are committed to providing consumers the safest and highest-quality eggs, and it is a top priority for farms to implement biosecurity and health protocols to help protect their hens from disease. Egg farmers work closely with animal health experts and veterinarians to monitor their flocks and keep them as healthy as possible.
- [Egg Farmers Are Committed, Active Community Members](https://uepcertified.com/egg-farmers-are-committed-active-community-members/) - In addition to their commitment to safe eggs and hen welfare, egg farmers work hard to protect the environment to ensure a sustainable future. UEP farmer-members are also committed and engaged members of their communities. The results of a 2018 UEP member survey illustrates the strong support egg farmers provide to their local first responders.
- [Egg Farmers Constantly Evolve Methods to Keep Hens Disease Free](https://uepcertified.com/egg-farmers-constantly-evolve-methods-keep-hens-disease-free/) - U.S. egg farmers have employed strict biosecurity measures for decades to keep their flocks healthy and protect hens from disease. Many egg farms have enhanced their biosecurity in recent years as more is learned about transmission of diseases that can harm birds. While no two egg farms are exactly alike, shown here are some examples
- [Antibiotics on the Farm](https://uepcertified.com/antibiotics-on-the-farm/) - Egg farmers are committed to producing safe, high-quality eggs and keeping their hens healthy and free from disease. “The first and most important step is prevention. But if a hen gets sick, the humane thing to do may include giving antibiotics to help it return to good health. Not only is that what’s best for
- [Hongwei Xin Applauded at Egg Industry Forum](https://uepcertified.com/hongwei-xin-applauded-at-egg-industry-forum/) - Dr. Hongwei Xin was recognized for his years of service to the egg industry at the Egg Industry Forum on April 17. He previously served as the director of the Egg Industry Center (EIC) and assistant dean and a Charles F. Curtiss Distinguished Professor in the Departments of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering and Animal Science
- [The Quietly Amazing Story of Eggs, Hens, Farmers and the Environment](https://uepcertified.com/the-quietly-amazing-story-of-eggs-hens-farmers-and-the-environment/) - Egg farmers go about their business quietly, with a simple but focused commitment on continuous improvements in how they care for and raise their hens to produce eggs. This care starts with forethought into how best to design the system that egg farmers will use to house, feed and care for their laying hens.The goal of
- [Egg Farming is a 24/7 Job](https://uepcertified.com/egg-farming-is-a-24-7-job/) - Jason RamsdellSouth Dakota Egg Farmer “Taking care of hens and producing an affordable food source is rewarding.” “Day or night, my job never stops. Caring for a flock of hens requires us to be flexible, working at odd times and willing to give our attention to the hens as needed.” Jason Ramsdell, the general manager
- [Great Eggs Start with Well-Fed Hens](https://uepcertified.com/great-eggs-start-with-well-fed-hens/) - Did you know a hen’s diet can impact the quality and nutritional value of the eggs she lays? Egg farmers rely on nutritionists and feed experts to ensure hens receive perfectly balanced diets each day that provide them with the precise amounts of vitamins, minerals and macro-nutrients required for their life stage. A common misconception
- [3rd Generation Egg Farmer Focuses on Honesty, Integrity and Safety](https://uepcertified.com/6th-generation-egg-farmer-focuses-on-honesty-integrity-and-safety/) - Sam KrouseIndiana Egg Farmer “It’s a very exciting, dynamic time to be working in the egg industry.” Growing up, Sam Krouse witnessed the passion his dad and grandfather showed as they cared for their flocks at MPS Egg Farms. He worked summers at the family farm processing and packing eggs. After college, Krouse worked outside
- [Care and Pride Go Into Our Eggs](https://uepcertified.com/care-and-pride-go-into-our-eggs/) - Bryce McCoryIndiana Egg Farmer “We strive to be the best we can be and produce the absolute best product we can.” Bryce McCory always loved animals and grew up in a family that spent a lot of time talking about eggs. Rose Acre Farms was founded in the 1930s by David Rust who sold eggs
- [Egg Farming Takes Sacrifice, Brings Rewards](https://uepcertified.com/egg-farming-takes-sacrifice-brings-rewards/) - Nicole PuglisiNew Jersey Egg Farmer “Egg farming takes a lot of sacrifices. There is always something that needs to be done… Yet there are many rewards that make it worthwhile.” As a child, Nicole Puglisi was frequently on the family egg farm. Though she enjoyed the farm, 15 years ago she never envisioned working there.
- [Continuing the Family Legacy](https://uepcertified.com/continuing-the-family-legacy/) - Mike WestCalifornia Egg Farmer West views hen welfare and egg safety as his responsibility which “starts with the people in our hen houses.” Owned and operated for more than a century, JS West is all about family. Currently managed by 3rd and 4th generation family members, the organization’s 280-plus employees are considered extended family. President
- [Why are hens housed indoors?](https://uepcertified.com/why-are-hens-housed-indoors/) - A hundred years ago, eggs were produced in small flocks in farmyards. Hens were often harmed by predators or diseases and mortality was extremely high. Today many hens are housed inside barns to keep them safe and healthy. Safeguard from extreme weather Many of the nation’s hens are raised in Midwest states that experience extreme
- [See how egg farmers assure hen health and disease prevention](https://uepcertified.com/egg-farmers-assure-hen-health-disease-prevention/) - Biosecurity reflects a variety of measures and best practices relied on by U.S. egg farmers to assure hens are healthy and to prevent disease from entering egg farms. Egg farmers have put an array of biosecurity protocols in place on their farms; from limiting visitors and setting up perimeter zones to monitoring flock health and
- [United Egg Producer's Recognize Industry Leaders](https://uepcertified.com/united-egg-producers-recognize-industry-leaders/) - At United Egg Producers’ (UEP) annual board meeting and executive conference the organization celebrated four individuals who have made a lasting impact on the U.S. egg farming community. The annual conference marked the 50th anniversary of UEP’s work in representing the nation’s egg farmers. Egg industry leaders Linda Reickard of Eldridge, IA; Dr. Jeff Armstrong
- [Hen Housing - the choice is yours](https://uepcertified.com/hen-housing-the-choice-is-yours/) - Like humans, hens need quality housing. Farmers must balance and weigh the tradeoffs between different styles of housing. Farmers consider several factors including hen health and well-being, weather protection, disease control, predator protection, economic feasibility and in-flock aggression. The ability for routine observation and specialized care are other important components when evaluating different types of
- [Employee care and a safe environment are top priorities on egg farms](https://uepcertified.com/employee-care-and-a-safe-environment-are-top-priorities-on-egg-farms/) - Egg farmers are vigilant in creating and maintaining a safe environment in all areas of the farm. UEP’s farmer-members collaborate with the USDA, state agencies, veterinarians and public health officials to responsibly address the needs of employees, local communities and their flocks. As a part of farmers’ regular biosecurity protocols, the nation’s egg farms are
- [Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare](https://uepcertified.com/five-freedoms-of-animal-welfare/) - The UEP Certified Program addresses the Five Freedoms of Animal Welfare, ensuring excellent care and quality of life for hens. Freedom from Hunger and ThirstFreedom from Discomfort Due to the EnvironmentFreedom from Pain, Injury or DiseaseFreedom to Express Normal Behavior for the SpeciesFreedom from Fear and Distress Fresh feed and water must be available to
- [Employee training vital to hen care](https://uepcertified.com/employee-training-vital-to-hen-care/) - Employee training is a key component of the UEP Certified Program. Poultry caretakers must sign of code of conduct outlining care expectations and requiring a supervisor be contacted if the UEP standards are not being met. UEP Certified has zero-tolerance for willful acts of abuse and neglect and requires all UEP Certified farms to implement
- [UEP Certified third party audits verify program compliance](https://uepcertified.com/uep-certified-third-party-audits-verify-program-compliance/) - UEP Certified egg producers are committed to providing excellent care for their hens at all times, in all types of housing. The UEP Certified Program is administered by Dr. Larry Sadler, UEP’s VP of Animal Welfare. Dr. Sadler works closely with personnel at the UEP Certified farms to ensure they understand and implement the criteria
- [America's Egg Farmers Donate Nearly Half a Million Eggs for Easter Holiday](https://uepcertified.com/americas-egg-farmers-donate-nearly-half-a-million-eggs-for-easter-holiday-2/) - ALPHARETTA, Ga. - Egg farmers across the country are helping in the fight against hunger by donating nearly half a million fresh eggs to food assistance organizations coast-to-coast during the month of April. According to Feeding America, one in six Americans is faced with hunger and can’t afford to buy groceries. Members of the United
- [Meet Dr. Larry Sadler, VP of Animal Welfare](https://uepcertified.com/meet-dr-larry-sadler-vp-of-animal-welfare/) - Dr. Larry Sadler joined the UEP team as Vice President of Animal Welfare in 2017 and works with egg farmers, customers and supply chain managers, and industry thought leaders to focus on continuous improvement and to find innovative solutions that advance the health and well-being of hens. “Farmers want to do the right thing when

## Pages

- [Home Page](https://uepcertified.com/) - United Egg Producers Certified Animal Welfare Program Egg farmers are committed to quality careand the well-being of hens Egg farmers are committed to providing the best care possible for their hens. To demonstrate this commitment, United Egg Producers (UEP) developed guidelines for optimal hen well-being – guidelines that are backed by decades of research and
- [The Unscrambled Egg](https://uepcertified.com/unscrambled/) - Unscramble the facts on cage-free certifications and hen welfare. Learn why all certifications are not equal and find UEP-certified cage-free producers near you.
- [Contact Us](https://uepcertified.com/contact-us/) - Contact Us UEP delivers programs to help egg farmers provide care to hens, produce high-quality eggs and be leaders in their community The UEP Certified Cage-Free Program is managed by United Egg Producers (UEP), a cooperative of U.S. egg farmers working collaboratively to address advocacy issues impacting the industry through active farmer-member leadership, a unified voice
- [Unscrambling Cage-Free Egg Opinions](https://uepcertified.com/unscrambled/cage-free-egg-opinions/) - Get the facts on cage-free eggs. UEP clarifies common opinions to help retailers and consumers make informed decisions on hen welfare and certifications.
- [Unscrambling Cage-Free Egg Certifications](https://uepcertified.com/unscrambled/cage-free-certifications/) - UEP’s science-backed cage-free egg certifications and learn how to choose the best standards for hen welfare.
- [Unscrambling Hen Welfare](https://uepcertified.com/unscrambled/hen-welfare/) - UEP’s commitment to hen welfare with cage-free guidelines that prioritize the health and well-being of hens. Learn more about our approach.
- [Store Labels](https://uepcertified.com/store-labels/) - Store Labels What Do Labels on Egg Cartons Mean? Farmers are committed to offering many choices to consumers shopping for eggs. Check here for an explanation of different labels on egg cartons. UEP Certified Eggs marked with these logos are laid on farms following UEP Certified guidelines to ensure optimal hen welfare. The guidelines were
- [Hatch Check™](https://uepcertified.com/hatch-check/) - UEP Certified Hatch Check™ UEP Certified Hatch Check™ certifies eggs produced by hens from a hatchery that identifies male chicks prior to hatch using in-ovo sexing technology and verifies that the egg farm kept the certified eggs separate from other egg production. In 2016, UEP’s Board committed to identifying scalable solutions for sexing eggs prior
- [Hen to Home](https://uepcertified.com/hen-to-home/) - Hen to Home Hen Care Egg farmers care about their hens and know healthy and well-cared for hens produce safe, nutritious, quality eggs. The UEP Certified program includes many critically important animal welfare standards. Egg Laying In cage-free houses, nest boxes facilitate egg collection, minimize hen pecking and keep eggs from litter. The nest is
- [Resources](https://uepcertified.com/resources/) - Resources Resources 2024 UEP Certified Cage-Free Guidelines 2025 UEP Certified Cage Guidelines Hen Housing Diagrams Biosecurity on U.S. Egg Farms Environmental Responsibility and the Progress of America’s Egg Farms Hen Care Poster Hen Care Poster (Spanish) Feather Scoring Feather Scoring Brochure Feather Scoring Brochure (Spanish) Feather Score Card Feather Score Card (Spanish) Feather Scoring Guide
- [Scientific Advisory Committee](https://uepcertified.com/scientific-advisory-committee/) - Scientific Advisory Committee Recognized experts in animal welfare and hen behavior are members of UEP's independent Scientific Advisory Committee The UEP Certified Guidelines were developed by an independent Scientific Advisory Committee (SAC) comprised of veterinarians and university professors who are recognized experts in hen welfare. This committee was groundbreaking, creating a model for other animal
- [Animal Welfare](https://uepcertified.com/uep-certified-animal-welfare/) - UEP Certified Animal Welfare The UEP Certified logos signify that the eggs originate from farms that raise hens adhering to science-based animal welfare standards Ensuring the health and well-being of hens is a top priority for U.S. egg farmers while providing safe, high-quality eggs to you and your family. The United Egg Producers developed UEP
- [Conventional Cage Program](https://uepcertified.com/conventional-cage-housing/) - UEP Certified Conventional Cage Program The UEP Certified signifies that the eggs originate from farms that raise hens adhering to science-based animal welfare standards Conventional housing is usually a wire enclosure housing multiple birds. Under the UEP Certified Conventional Cage Guidelines, the hens must be provided with scientifically determined space for this type of housing,
- [Cage-Free Program](https://uepcertified.com/cage-free-housing/) - UEP Certified Cage-Free Program What is Cage-Free? UEP Certified Cage-Free Guidelines were developed in 2006 to help assure hen welfare. Cage-free eggs are laid by hens that are able to roam vertically and horizontally in indoor barns and have access to fresh food and water. Cage-free systems vary from farm to farm and can include
- [Cage-Free Housing Systems](https://uepcertified.com/cage-free-housing-systems/) - Cage-Free Housing Systems There are three primary cage-free housing options. All systems are designed to provide dedicated nests, constant access to feed and water, areas to perch and space for the hens to scratch, forage and dust bathe. Multi-Tier Aviary A vertically integrated cage-free barn allows hens to move freely without the use of any
- [An Egg’s Journey](https://uepcertified.com/an-eggs-journey/) - An Egg’s Journey Egg farmers are committed to safe egg production, hen well-being and environmental stewardship Egg production is efficient, produces safe eggs and provides for hen well-being. Most eggs are shipped from the farm, stocked, and consumed within two to three weeks of lay. Click here to download the infographic.
- [FAQS](https://uepcertified.com/faqs/) - FAQS Have A Question? Do you have a question about egg production, hen care, the UEP Certified program or egg quality and safety?We’ve got answers to frequently asked questions below, or check out Resources for additional information. Hen Housing Hen Welfare Egg Production UEP Certified Program Egg Quality and Safety
- [Privacy Policy](https://uepcertified.com/privacy-policy/) - Privacy Policy This privacy statement is designed to help you understand how we use and safeguard the personal information you provide to us. This privacy statement describes the practices of United Egg Producers and its web site, UEPCertified.com. United Egg Producers reserves the right to change this policy at any time without prior notice. Please
- [Meet Egg Farmers](https://uepcertified.com/meet-egg-farmers/) - Mohamed Mousa Jeff Cutler Dan and Sam Krouse Tim Schipper Sandra Lausecker Mindy Truex Steve Bliesner Sandra and Daniel Lausecker Rob Knecht Braden Boomsma Iowa Egg Farmer “What makes me proudest about being an egg farmer is being able to produce food for many families, regardless of their budget.” Braden describes the rigorous steps on
- [Hen Well-Being & Food Safety Timeline](https://uepcertified.com/hen-well-being-food-safety-timeline-page/) - Hen Well-Being & Food Safety Timeline See how the egg industry's animal welfare, food safety and sustainability practices have grown over the years. 1910s & 1920s Eggs were produced in backyards. Hens ate whatever they found outside, which could cause harmful disease.Weather, predators and parasites were challenges with hens outdoors.Normal mortality rate was very high.Eggs
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