Participation in Forum on September 15, 2026
A very informative review on the complex role of dietary fiber in poultry nutrition, especially its effects on nutrient utilization and gut microbiota. Thanks for sharing.
Participation in Forum on September 14, 2026
Interesting study on the role of probiotics and ß-mannanase in supporting intestinal health under Eimeria and Clostridium challenges. Thanks for sharing these findings.
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1. IntroductionCoccidiosis is a parasitic disease caused by an apicomplexan parasite of the genus Eimeria, which infects different parts of the intestinal tract depending on the species of Eimeria [1]. Eimeria spp. invade intestinal cells and cause physical damage to the intestinal epithelium, producing hemorrhagic diarrhea and disrupting the normal functioning of the intestinal tract [2]. This le ...
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Marc Saad (Liptosa) presents Coccilip, a natural, plant-based product for use in coccidiosis.
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Participation in Forum on September 14, 2026
Interesting approach to coccidiosis management using plant-based solutions. Thanks for sharing!
Participation in Forum on August 24, 2026
Mycotoxins remain an important concern in livestock production, making regular monitoring and effective risk management essential.
Participation in Forum on August 9, 2026
A very useful article. Litter quality is sometimes overlooked, but good ventilation and moisture control can make a real difference in the poultry house. These practical management points are definitely worth paying attention to in daily production.
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In poultry production, the avian respiratory system is both a biological advantage and a management challenge. Birds breathe through a highly efficient system built on unidirectional airflow and multiple air sacs, allowing rapid oxygen exchange to support growth, activity, and thermoregulation.However, in high-density commercial farms, the same efficiency can become a dangerous shortcut for pathog ...
Participation in Forum on July 29, 2026
Great article! It provides a clear and comprehensive overview of postbiotics and their potential applications in poultry production. Thank you for sharing these valuable insights.
Participation in Forum on July 13, 2026
An insightful article highlighting that poor feathering may be more than a nutritional or management issue—it can also serve as an early warning sign of mycotoxin exposure.