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Management, timing of coccidiosis challenge improves feed utilization
Looking for an edge on competitors, integrators have long sought ways to improve feed efficiency. But with feed prices continuing to soar, making the most of rations is not simply a competitive edge — it’s a matter of business survival.
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- Updated strategy improves coccidiosis control and ...
- A new coccidiosis-control strategy that incorporates vaccination has improved disease control and yielded additional, unexpected benefits for a major US producer.
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- A new coccidiosis-control strategy that incorporates vaccination has improved disease control and yielded additional, unexpected benefits for a major US producer.
- Consider house conditions, management to get best ...
- Good coccidiosis control and consistent flock performance can be achieved flock after flock, but house conditions and management need to be considered to get the best results, said Dr. Linnea Newman, a consulting veterinarian for Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health.
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- Good coccidiosis control and consistent flock performance can be achieved flock after flock, but house conditions and management need to be considered to get the best results, said Dr. Linnea Newman, a consulting veterinarian for Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health.
- New nutritional strategies, vaccines will be 'wave...
- Modernized nutritional strategies designed to suit the changing needs of broilers will be the wave of the future in broiler production, predicts Dr. José Ignacio Barragán Professor, University of Valencia, Spain.
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- Modernized nutritional strategies designed to suit the changing needs of broilers will be the wave of the future in broiler production, predicts Dr. José Ignacio Barragán Professor, University of Valencia, Spain.
- Second wind: Revitalizing coccidial sensitivity to...
- Two controlled trials conducted in the United Kingdom have demonstrated that over time, coccidial sensitivity to infeed anticoccidials can be revitalized with the use of a live attenuated coccidiosis vaccine.
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- Two controlled trials conducted in the United Kingdom have demonstrated that over time, coccidial sensitivity to infeed anticoccidials can be revitalized with the use of a live attenuated coccidiosis vaccine.
- Vaccine project targets E. coli, salmonella
- Research scientist Melha Mellata is leading a USDA-funded project to identify targets that could lead to development of a vaccine against avian pathogenic Escherichia coli (APEC), as well as salmonella.
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- Research scientist Melha Mellata is leading a USDA-funded project to identify targets that could lead to development of a vaccine against avian pathogenic Escherichia coli (APEC), as well as salmonella.
- Late coccidial cycling, dermatitis linked
- Gangrenous dermatitis, a subcutaneous infection in poultry that’s often due to clostridial organisms, is topping the list of health problems at some US poultry companies.
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- Gangrenous dermatitis, a subcutaneous infection in poultry that’s often due to clostridial organisms, is topping the list of health problems at some US poultry companies.
- Field experience shows perils of late coccidiosis ...
Real-world experience is corroborating research indicating that a coccidiosis challenge late during the production cycle takes a far more serious toll on broilers and the producer’s wallet than an early coccidiosis challenge.
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- Surveys indicate increase in coccidiosis-infected ...
- Two extensive surveys conducted in Norway indicate the incidence of coccidia-infected broiler flocks has increased from 42% to 76% during a 3-year period.
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- Two extensive surveys conducted in Norway indicate the incidence of coccidia-infected broiler flocks has increased from 42% to 76% during a 3-year period.
- Performance influenced by diet in coccidiosis-vacc...
- Integrators rearing replacement broiler breeders should take into account the finding that early flock performance can be influenced by dietary composition, depending on the genetic line and gender
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- Integrators rearing replacement broiler breeders should take into account the finding that early flock performance can be influenced by dietary composition, depending on the genetic line and gender
- NE strains of C. perfringens are mighty gut warriors
- Investigators from the University of Arizona inoculated broiler chicks with mixtures of C. perfringens strains to explore the single strain dominance that has been observed in natural cases of NE.
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- Investigators from the University of Arizona inoculated broiler chicks with mixtures of C. perfringens strains to explore the single strain dominance that has been observed in natural cases of NE.
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- Coccidiosis vaccination benefits ABF and conventio...
Whether turkeys are raised by conventional means or in an antibiotic-free (ABF) system, it’s imperative to protect them from coccidiosis.
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- Getting a grip on HE requires vaccination, good ma...
- Vaccination can go a long way toward the prevention and control of hemorrhagic enteritis in turkeys, but it’s no substitute for good management practices, cautions Dr. John Radu, senior technical service manager with Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health.
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- Vaccination can go a long way toward the prevention and control of hemorrhagic enteritis in turkeys, but it’s no substitute for good management practices, cautions Dr. John Radu, senior technical service manager with Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health.
- Oocyst-shedding pattern determined in turkeys vacc...
- Peak oocyst-shedding patterns have been determined for turkeys vaccinated with a live coccidiosis vaccine and can be used as a reference in the field.
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- Peak oocyst-shedding patterns have been determined for turkeys vaccinated with a live coccidiosis vaccine and can be used as a reference in the field.
- Anticoccidial resistance found in 13-state sampling
- Evidence of resistance to several in-feed anticoccidials emerged in a recent sampling of coccidia from commercial turkey farms in 13 US states.
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- Evidence of resistance to several in-feed anticoccidials emerged in a recent sampling of coccidia from commercial turkey farms in 13 US states.
- Testing sensitivity: Study shows ‘widespread’ ...
- Turkey producers should scrutinize their coccidiosis-control program to make sure it’s working now that a study has demonstrated monensin resistance in a majority of Eimeria isolates obtained from US turkey flocks.
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- Turkey producers should scrutinize their coccidiosis-control program to make sure it’s working now that a study has demonstrated monensin resistance in a majority of Eimeria isolates obtained from US turkey flocks.
- High wire: Balancing act needed to raise turkeys f...
- Raising healthy commercial turkeys free from intestinal disease in the face of rising production costs will be as tricky as a high-wire act.
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- Raising healthy commercial turkeys free from intestinal disease in the face of rising production costs will be as tricky as a high-wire act.
- Coccidiosis
- Coccidiosis is an intestinal disease affecting poultry flocks around the world. It is caused by the protozoan parasite Eimeria.
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- Coccidiosis is an intestinal disease affecting poultry flocks around the world. It is caused by the protozoan parasite Eimeria.
- Necrotic enteritis
- Necrotic enteritis (NE) is a leading intestinal health problem in broiler flocks.
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- Necrotic enteritis (NE) is a leading intestinal health problem in broiler flocks.
- Gangrenous dermatitis
- Gangrenous dermatitis is a subcutaneous infection in poultry. It is often due to clostridial organisms of various species, but can also be caused by Escherichia coli and staphylococcus.
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- Gangrenous dermatitis is a subcutaneous infection in poultry. It is often due to clostridial organisms of various species, but can also be caused by Escherichia coli and staphylococcus.
- Cellulitis
- Cellulitis is an inflammation of connective tissues that usually occurs between the skin and muscles or between the muscles themselves.
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- Cellulitis is an inflammation of connective tissues that usually occurs between the skin and muscles or between the muscles themselves.
- Reovirus
- Reoviruses are widespread in nature. First isolated from chickens in the 1950s, avian reoviruses have been associated with numerous conditions.
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- Reoviruses are widespread in nature. First isolated from chickens in the 1950s, avian reoviruses have been associated with numerous conditions.
- Runting and stunting syndrome (RSS)
- RSS is a condition that afflicts young chickens and turkeys. It is manifested by uneven growth, stunting or runting of growth, poor or abnormal feathering, lesions, diarrhea and a lack of pigmentation in the skin, feet or beak.
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- RSS is a condition that afflicts young chickens and turkeys. It is manifested by uneven growth, stunting or runting of growth, poor or abnormal feathering, lesions, diarrhea and a lack of pigmentation in the skin, feet or beak.
- Salmonella
- Salmonella is not a health problem for poultry, but it is a leading cause of human food poisoning.
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- Salmonella is not a health problem for poultry, but it is a leading cause of human food poisoning.
- Roundworms
- Roundworms. or ascarids, can occur in both chickens and turkeys. Heavily infected birds may appear droopy or emaciated and may experience diarrhea.
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- Roundworms. or ascarids, can occur in both chickens and turkeys. Heavily infected birds may appear droopy or emaciated and may experience diarrhea.
- Environment
- Environmental conditions greatly influence the health and productivity of poultry. Brooders require the proper temperature, humidity, ventilation, lighting and litter management to grow well.
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- Environmental conditions greatly influence the health and productivity of poultry. Brooders require the proper temperature, humidity, ventilation, lighting and litter management to grow well.
- Nutrition
- Producers know that good nutrition is essential to maximize a flock’s potential. Today, nutrition is also playing an increasing role in stimulating immunity and fighting common gut diseases.
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- Producers know that good nutrition is essential to maximize a flock’s potential. Today, nutrition is also playing an increasing role in stimulating immunity and fighting common gut diseases.
- Antibiotic therapy
Reduced sensitivity to some antibiotics, plus the concern that feeding these drugs to poultry and livestock may increase the risk for antibiotic-resistant infections in people, is initiating significant changes in the poultry industry.
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- IDEA concept
- The IDEA concept can help maximize nutrition and performance in broilers that are vaccinated for coccidiosis.
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- The IDEA concept can help maximize nutrition and performance in broilers that are vaccinated for coccidiosis.
- Quadrants of Performance
- Quadrants of Performance is a concept that helps predict the impact of various anticoccidial strategies on broiler performance.
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- Quadrants of Performance is a concept that helps predict the impact of various anticoccidial strategies on broiler performance.
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