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Narayan Banik
M sc in tropical vet science
Senior poultry consultant green vet Pharma Narsingdi Banglades previous position was principal scientist Lri Mohakhali Bd at present consultancy services are given to 400-500 hundred poultry farmers
M sc in tropical vet science
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Gabriela Barbeli-Petu Exactly! Revised a few years ago! Does that mean that 15 years ago WD was there, and a few years ago it magically disappeared? )))) And yet, any lab analysis will show quite high levels in broiler products.
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Stephen Adejoro Dr when the infection is active killing birds in large numbers I will never waste my time with probiotics. I don't believe a weak bacteria can prevent multiplication of killer bacteria. when we don't see the disease we can imagine many things. what happens in petri dishes in laboratory is not applicable in the affected flock
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Dear Jignesh Barot, of course tarsus-metatarsus bone marrow is a sample of choice if the only available sample is a dead bird as, for instance, only could happen when an hipper-acute presentation of the disease occurs in which the only clinical sign in the appearance of sudden deaths which may take place whilst the rest of the flock show any disease signs of fowl cholerae and you only available sa ...
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Chris Morrow (Bioproperties) discusses antimicrobial resistance, as well as prevention of mycoplasma, and the need for continuous change in poultry production.
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Guilherme Bromfman, NCA Mycotoxin Management Category Manager at Adisseo, underscores the effects of some mycotoxins in the poultry and pig industry and explains how Adisseo can help customers to face mycotoxins challenges, during IPPE 2019
Participation in Forum on December 29, 2020
FC is a very devastating diseases for Layers farm particularly in open side houses .once it attacked it is very difficult to remove from the farm . In acute attack mortality is high needs treatment via injectable form of medicine like gentamicin. Oxytetracyline , .for better control multiple strategies is needed including vaccination regularly.maintain proper bio security. Rodent control,water ma ...
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Participation in Forum on October 13, 2020
Vent picking may due more light intensity during brooding period.
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Karel Schat (Cornell University) discussed diagnosis, method of vaccination and other recommendations regarding this disease, during IPPE 2020 in Atlanta, USA.
Participation in Forum on August 22, 2020
Thanks to Stephen Adejoro for giving practical suggestions regarding F cholera treatment and control. Please tell the roles of mycotoxins in the treatment of F cholera. How can we change feed formulation? Feeds are supplied by manufacturers company, so how it would be fortified with protein and methionine.
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Participation in Forum on August 22, 2020
Fowl cholera is very difficult to control but needs to maintain the highest standards of biosecurity plus proper vaccination schedule. In commercial layers, once it enters the flock it is recurrent after 12 weeks but sometimes within 4 weeks of time. Liver parenchyma tissue needs regeneration by proper treatment. My experience with fowl cholera in commercial layers multiple aged farms are in risk ...
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Location:Dhaka, Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Professional Title: M sc in tropical vet science
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