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Intestinal Health Magazine

NEW STRATEGIES FOR
ENHANCING POULTRY VALUE
AND PERFORMANCE

European Edition

Issue 2

Cover story
Getting a grip on alpha-toxin
Why are researchers investigating the role of alpha-toxin in the development of necrotic enteritis? Two scientists share their insights.

Opinion
‘Science meets skill’
Dr. Aris Malo of Intervet/Schering-Plough Animal Health thinks this issue of Intestinal Health reflects his company's commitment to combining good science with practical applications.

Postcard
Puerto Vallarta
Veterinarians and other decision makers huddled on Mexico’s west coast to compare notes on new poultry-disease strategies.

Innovations
Multimedia tool helps producers ensure best broiler diet, growth

Flavored feed has potential

Research watch
NE strains of C. perfringens are mighty gut warriors

Surveys indicate increase in coccidiosis-infected flocks

Performance influenced by diet in coccidiosis-vaccinated broiler breeders

Worth repeating
Thought-provoking quotes from nutritionists, disease specialists and trend-watchers

Spotlight
Adding more value
Canada’s Fisher Feeds has eliminated all in-feed medications, including ionophores, from its broiler program.

Fringe benefits
Years of experience have transformed coccidiosis vaccination into a broad management tool with multiple benefits for Europe’s poultry producers.

Forum
The XXIII World’s Poultry Congress offered new insights for managing necrotic enteritis and coccidiosis.

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