Alkam Ahmad

if the mg and ms pcr test give + ve results for vaccinated live and killed mg breeders but no signs off infection appear on birds or post mortem or production and eggs quality or hatchability what i can do to make accurate tests or what will be the reasons of +ve results ?

calcium % = 3.6 to 3.9 may reach 4.0 depends on feed intake per bird per day each layer need around 4000 mg calcium per day to produce good shelled eggs p available from 0.38 to 0.42 % in the complete feed and this decrease by age may reach 0.35 % for more than 70 weeks age layers yes. unfortunately prolapse cause death for layer in most cases

To solve prolapse in your layers you have to start early at the rearing period by enhancing your layer chicks to grow and getting the optimal body conformation with large abdominal cavity and good muscles distribution over body bones before 6 weeks of age and your target body weight. Must be over or on standard before 12 weeks age this may come from good feed components and texture, feed space, li ...

Thank you for this great, important, article. I support the results because I am sure that it is will be clear to observe the benefits.When you use good type of multi enzymes and phytase and good palatable 2-3 mm pellets for broiler feed with a smooth transition of feed texture and pellets size between starter and grower feed types also for finisher feed.

Dear sir from our field experience i think that the best way to prevent coryza infection in your flocks is to vaccinate it twice with inactivated vaccine include the 3 strains ABC at 9 week and at 16 week . reduce dust and heat stress will help . if challenge happened you can spray the birds with iodine solution 1: 40 fine spray several times a day also you can spray sulfa anti boitic ...

Poor hatching conditions early hatch and proper water loose During incubation and long hatch window may cause ascities

What is the vaccine strain and how we can get it and is it live or inactivated vaccine? Thank you My best regards

Interesting article about mycotoxicosis problems in Broiler Breeders. what is the best toxin binder from your experince that can use to cotol such aproblem ?