Alireza Talebi

@Tahir Naseem I will appreciate if you let me have it. a.talebi@urmia.ac.ir

Alireza TalebiDear AHMED ANJUM, please be specific. ....in female broilers chickens (not in broilers) in a mixed male & female broiler production.Dear Tahir Naseem, Cystic oviduct and following salpingitis should be in female chickens. If you have seen in male birds, please provide a post-mortem picture.

Alireza TalebiI believe that poultry veterinarians should be focused on intervention strategies and in case of vent picking in commercial poultry farms including broilers and laying hens, the priority is to remove the causative parameters such as; 1- Laying hens: early starting to lay and eggs-size during the laying period, high amount of abdominal fat, environmental stress, etc.2- Broilers: Diet ...

@Daniel Mc Elroy My suggestions are:1- Make sure the female broiler breeders not to be infected with AIBV strains such as D388 genotype of QX, Mass 33, and Australian T strain before 3 weeks age and even though before peak of production (37 weeks age) by bio-security and good vaccination with effective vaccines.2- In case of AIB infection occurred before 3 weeks age;a. Percentage of infection shou ...

Alireza TalebiDear Maria SorianoAir quality includes at least a few more items than just ammonia level.If you have data for optimal air quality regarding to at least for the following items, please share with us*- O2 volume (per KgBW) at different altitudes*- Ammonia*- Co2*-Co*- Dust*- Air flow (m/s)*- Calm air spots*- Level of air flow with respect to litter level (5 Cm in broilers and 15 Cm in b ...

Please have a look at your email (gtellez@uark.edu). I am waiting for your response.

Dr. Guillermo Tellez-Isaias Thank you for your answer. I have no idea what is your research plan, but I am sure for practical success, your team must have experienced poultry veterinarian specialist in poultry health and diseases to understand how to deal with AIV in wildlife and poultry industry. A. Talebi DVM, MVM, Ph.D., 1 year postdoctoral fellowship (synthetic vaccine)

HPAI is a worldwide problem. Is there any possibility to replace (substitue/shift) HPAI viruses (for example H5 or H7 subtypes) with a LPAI virus in migrated wild birds or in HPAIV reserovoirs?. Do you thing the virus is stronger than us that shifts easily from LPAIV to HPAIV subtypes? When we (poultry veterinarian) are going to find solution to AI in wildlife birds?