Poultry Health & Disease: Page 8

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VIDEO: Global feed industry’s top biosecurity challenges in 2021

Dr. John Clifford, USAPEEC veterinary trade adviser, discusses 2021 biosecurity threats and animal feed as a fomite for pathogens.

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OP-ED: How to actively prevent feed from being a fomite

Dr. John Clifford, USAPEEC veterinary trade adviser and former USDA Chief Veterinary Officer, provides his insights on pathogen control.

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Six tips for enhancing poultry production, nutrition

Strategies for optimizing nutrition and gut health to improve poultry, egg production. Sponsored by Evonik.

Animal Health & Veterinary

UK aims to reduce further antibiotic use in farm animals

Coinciding with a new global initiative to address antimicrobial resistance, the U.K. is setting new targets for the reduction of antibiotic use in food-producing animals.

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How to fine-tune nutrition for slower-growing chickens

For profitable production of slow growth broilers, precision and monitoring of feeding is required to hit targets efficiently.

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Animal Feed Manufacturing

How to manage mycotoxin contamination in animal feed

Discover the latest mycotoxin mitigation strategies as feed additive suppliers address the most commonly questions and offer practical solutions.

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Trouw research examines copper dosage for poultry diets

High levels of copper can act as a substitute for antibiotics in poultry diets, but may also cause unwanted side effects if not dosed carefully.

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Jayson Payne joins Standard Nutrition Services

Jayson Payne hired as senior technical cosultant at Standard Nutrition Services.

Researchers boost poultry immune system with antibodies

Poultry fed antibodies enjoy a stronger immune response and gain more weight during parasitic infection in a University of Illinois trial.

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Study links zinc, heat stress and genes in poultry

New research suggests heat and zinc interact with genes that moderate feed intake, but more work is necessary to understand the complexities of heat stress.

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New research examines enzymes, predicts their effects

Find out how producers can predict how the feed additives added to poultry diets will improve performance and health and their cost benefit.

Fully beaked layers do not tolerate feeding mistakes

Find out how the animal welfare concerns regarding beak trimming and laying hens can be overcome by proper nutrition and farm management.

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