Printer-friendly versionWhat are YOU doing July 16-18, 2010?
Mark your calendars now! Join us at the American Emu Association’s 2010 National Convention to learn the “nuts and bolts” of the Emu Industry.
The convention is a great time for you to learn more about the emu industry and share your emu experiences. Make new friends and reunite with old ones! Encourage new members to attend the convention with you. The convention is educational and enjoyable whether you have been a member for years or are just now joining our organization.
School Lesson Plan now available
"The School Lesson Plan - Emus" is a new online resource for teachers. This informative overview of emus and the products they provide starts with a review of the Ratite family that includes ostrich, emu, cassowary, rhea and kiwi. This slide show guides the viewer through the many unique qualities of the emu. After the comparison of the members of the Ratite family, the slides move on to the emu skeleton, hatching emu chicks and the many products produced from this amazing creature. This totally usable bird provides nutritious lean meat; moisturizing emu oil; quilled emu leather; du
Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) Outbreak
During the late summer and early fall of 2009 there have been numerous confirmed reports of emus with Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) in the New England area and along the East coast of the United States. Winter frosts that eliminate the mosquito populations, should help to bring this threat to an end for this year.
Each year we hear about outbreaks that occur throughout the United States. Local veterinarians are usually notified by the state ag veterinary department if, there is an outbreak in their area. This is a reminder to contact your local veterinarian and ask to be informed if, EEE is found in your area. If EEE is found locally, the recommendation is to vaccinate your entire flock.
New Treatment for Chronic Non-healing Wounds Unveiled
Transdermal delivery eliminates the danger of liver or kidney damage
(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 28, 2008 ) San Angelo, TX--There are a number of different types of non-healing wounds, including those from diabetic complications (neuropathic ulcers), trauma, burns, bed sores, pressure sores and amputations.
American Emu Association Praises Recipients of 2008 Bitsy Cartwright Pioneer Award
Achievements by Oklahoma Couple Recognized Nationally
(EMAILWIRE.COM, July 23, 2008 ) San Angelo, TX -- The American Emu Association (AEA) announced today that Midwest City, OK members Floyd and Joyce Cook had received the 2008 Bitsy Cartwright Pioneer Award. Mr. and Mrs. Cook were recognized at the AEA 19th National Convention Banquet on Saturday, July 19, at the Holiday Inn Harrisburg-East.
