Health

Photo: IICA
02-12 | News

Colombia declares avian influenza outbreaks in wild birds

The drop in antibiotic use owes much to heightened biosecurity practices in the sector, and the ongoing use of vaccines as part of preventative health programmes. Photo: Yaw Ansu-Kyeremeh
24-11 | News

Antibiotic use indicators met by UK layer and broiler sectors

Researchers have discovered that immune cells, known as T cells, have distinct functions depending on the susceptibility of the birds to Marek's Disease. Photo: Peter Rook
23-11 | News

Research uncovers how chickens fight Marek’s Disease

Photos: Vincent ter Beek
17-11 | News

Sustainable feed production – where do phytogenics fit in?

In farm buildings all surfaces — floors, walls, ceilings and equipment — are colonised by biofilms. Photo: Lallemand
14-11 | Article

Positive biofilms to guide surface microbial ecology

A package of support measures has been particularly targeted towards the UK turkey industry, which produces 11 million birds every year with just two-thirds consumed over the Christmas period. Photo: Marcel van Horn
11-11 | News

New government support for poultry industry coping with bird flu

Eggs and egg products are one of the most common vehicles in foodborne salmonellosis outbreaks. Photo: Alltech
09-11 | Article

Optimal gut health stops the spread of food poisoning bacteria

From mid-March, several large layer flocks in Iowa and Wisconsin were affected by avian influenza. Photo: ANP
03-11 | Article

Analysing the 2022 US avian influenza outbreak

A study ‘Feed additive for Reducing Incidence of Wooden Breast Disease in Commercial Broiler Chickens’ aimed to prevent or diminish deleterious changes in the breast muscle by using benfotiamine. Photo: Lexo Salverda
02-11 | News

Feed supplement to reduce wooden breast in broilers

Photo: VIV worldwide
21-10 | News

Optimising poultry performance in sub-Saharan Africa

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