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The pathogenic intestinal spirochaete Brachyspira pilosicoli forms a diverse recombinant species demonstrating some local clustering of related strains and potential for zoonotic spread

IntroductionThe genus Brachyspira includes seven officially named and several unofficially named species of anaerobic spirochaetes that colonize the large intestine of mammals and birds [1]. The three most commonly reported pathogenic species are Brachyspira hyodysenteriae, the agent of swine dysentery, Brachyspira intermedia, a pathogen mainly of adult chickens, and Brachyspira pilosicoli, the ca ...
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Charles Hofacre explains the benefits of probiotics and other alternative products
Charles Hofacre, Emeritus Professor at the University of Georgia, discussed gut health, Direct-Fed Microbial products, organic acids, essential oils and the importance of Coccidia control, during IPPE 2017 in Atlanta, USA.
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NC State Hatchery Management Workshop on April 19-20
Is going to be a big conference can you please upload the brochure?
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Prolapse in commercial layers
As Bones/ Skelton of the bird mainly grows upto the age of 10 to 11 weeks, so growth of the bird up to this age must be cared. It should be emphasized that birds body weight and shank length must be as per requirement of commercial guide of relavant layer breed. If bones are not fully developed, then during production, bird is more prone to prolapse. Moreover layer birds of present day require ...
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Forum: Vaccination of Small Poultry Flocks
Chicks should be properly vaccinated agaist marek's at hatchery level. Marek's vaccine occupies the receptor sites on the cell and blocks the entry of field virus. 14th day vaccine cannot protect the birds if infection exists in the brooder house.For ibd, if parents are vaccinated with killed vaciine, live intermediate vaccine at 13/ 14 days is enough for broilers. Layers may need one more on 23rd ...
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Forum: Vaccination of Small Poultry Flocks
I've got a good message. In my opinion some short of vaccine failure in developing countries with the living near to border line we are practicing this schedule to control major of the diseases H&N BROWN NICK® THE BROWN LAYERS PARENT VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR HIGH DISEASE RISK AREAS Ist Day Rispen CVI 988 Intervet At hatchery 3 Days IBH120 Intra or ...
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Forum: Vaccination of Small Poultry Flocks
Need to know some answers. Plz write if you know the answer. 1. Is it mandatory to use a Marek's disease vaccine at the age of 14-15 days as 2ND dose (1at dose given after hatch)? 2. It's about IBD/Gumboro. Look at a vaccine schedule Day 5-7: G+ND (IBD+ND killed vaccine) Day 12-19: Gumboro 228E Live vaccine Day 19-26: Gumboro 228E Live vaccine My question is, why we using live vacc ...
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IBV Variants in the Middle East
Dear Dr,Husam Bakri,, Thanks for the update,, i hv few observations from my exp in Poultry ind in India for more than 28 yrs ,, A) IB virus belong to Corona Group & hv many variants by this time even in India B) Chickens are very susceptible C) spread airborne route D) IB is triggering factors for many diseases like C.R.D which is very rampant in broiler ( commercial flock) E) IB -virule ...
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IBV Variants in the Middle East
Dear Dr. Siddig , First happy eid to you and your family. Absolutely you are right these 2 diseases are challenging the poultry industry in our regain also in Asia regain . In all our advice we have never ignored AI OR ND to have high priority in control program other wise we will not have been able to control the problem ( like we are closing the door and we are the windo open ) we have discove ...
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IBV Variants in the Middle East
Dear Dr. Som , Thank you for your feedback it is very useful for all of us and it is highly appreciated . I fully agree with all your comments , that why due to may variant strains recently playing a role and not easy to produce vaccines for them in short term. Now a days most of the countries using vaccines available in the market can give good cross protection against the new variant strains. M ...
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