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Professional Title: BVSc and A.H, MVSc Poultry Science, PhD Poultry Science
Poultry Veterinerian
Location: Uttar Pradesh, India
Article published the October 20, 2026
INTRODUCTIONArtificial insemination (AI) is the manual transfer of semen into the female’s vagina. Basically it is a two-step procedure, first, collecting semen from the male and second, inseminating the semen into the female [1]. Artificial insemination was first practiced in America during the 1920s and then used widely in Australia with the introduction of laying cages during late 1950s. ...
Article published the October 1, 2026
Discussion created on September 30, 2026
A 21-day-old broiler flock showing closed eyes, depression and respiratory sounds, followed by increasing mortality.Interestingly, the same problem has occurred around 3 weeks of age in the previous flocks.Possible factors:CRD/Mycoplasma complexIB or other respiratory pathogensSecondary E. coliHigh ammonia/poor ventilationWet or caked litterThe key question is:If the problem repeats at the same ag ...
Participation in Forum on September 24, 2026
I have experienced the benefit of increasing the dose of Toxin Binder in Dairy cattle feed. It works
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Mycotoxins remain an important concern in livestock production, making regular monitoring and effective risk management essential.
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Julie Duong, Global Species Marketing Manager at Adisseo, explains how Adisseo helps nutritionists replace fixed safety margins with data-driven strategies to cut hidden costs and improve feed efficiency.
Article published the September 4, 2026
Interactions among nutrients such as vitamins and minerals are of great importance in poultry nutrition and can negatively affect the performance of birds if not considered (Mir et al. 2021). Providing protection to the cells against the oxidative damage by free radicals and lipo-peroxides, selenium (Se) is an integral part of Se-dependent antioxidant enzymes, and thus involved in the antioxidant ...
Discussion created on September 14, 2025
In a 20,000-bird BV 300 flock (20 weeks of age), we recently observed ~60 birds/day sitting down after egg laying, showing classic signs of Cage Layer Fatigue (CLF).
Discussion created on September 14, 2025
The poultry industry is under constant pressure to reduce antibiotic use due to the global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR). International bodies including WHO, FAO and OIE/WOAH have urged the adoption of non-antibiotic growth promoters to safeguard animal, human, and environmental health under the One Health approach.Among the alternatives, organic acids have consistently shown practical ...
Discussion created on May 11, 2025
Commercial Broiler , age 20 day.