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Lesaffre, an independent key global player in fermentation and microorganisms, announces today the closing of a transaction with dsm-firmenich, a leading innovator in nutrition, health, and beauty, regarding its yeast extract business. Through this...
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Dr. BISWAJIT BARKATAKI
This is a very much need of an hr topic, especially for the hot and humid regions. We have seen many problems, from weakness to death due to poor drinker management in poultry farms.Thanks to the authors for publishing this topic and explaining it in such a simple way....
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Darrin Karcher
Darrin Karcher and 4 more
Purdue University (USA)
Purdue University (USA)
1. Introduction The laying hen industry in the United States consists of approximately 330–340 million laying hens [1] that must first go through the growing phase known as the pullet phase. The pullet phase accounts for approximately 25% of a laying hen’s lifetime [2] and encompasses approximately 0–16 weeks of age (WOA). During this time, the pullet reaches sexual maturity and grows to its full skeletal capacity. Early experiences during the pullet phase,...
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Carlos de la Cruz Sierra
Evonik Animal Nutrition
Evonik Animal Nutrition
In this interview, Carlos de la Cruz, Global Consultant Expert at Evonik, discusses the critical challenges faced by the egg industry in providing optimal nutrition for laying hens. He highlights issues such as shortage of protein sources and the importance of balanced diets. Carlos also shares successful...
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Lieske van Eck
Lieske van Eck
Cargill
United States
Shivaram Rao
Shivaram Rao
Pilgrim´s
PhD Director Principal de Nutrición y Servicios Técnicos de Pilgrim’s Pride Corporation
United States
Karen Christensen
Karen Christensen
Tyson
Tyson
PhD, senior director of animal welfare at Tyson Foods
United States
Kim Litteken
Kim Litteken
Trouw Nutrition
Marketing and Customer Service Manager
United States
Nelson Ward
Nelson Ward
DSM-Firmenich
Manager, New Business Development at DSM Nutritional Products Inc.
United States
INTRODUCTION A Rising Call To Action As government-mandated and industry-driven hazard identification and prevention efforts become standard operating procedure for an expanding cross-section of the global feed industry, the need of its diverse stakeholders for fast, easy, cost-effective access to reliable aflatoxin data continues to intensify. Recognition of aflatoxins as a chemical hazard of very high concern spans the gamut of national and international...
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1. Introduction Poultry refers to avian species (e.g., Gallus gallus domesticus—chicken; Anas platyrhynchos domesticus—duck) housed in a diversity of production systems (e.g., organic, free-range and conventional structures) that are dedicated to the production of poultry products, specifically chicken meat and table eggs for human consumption and eggs hatching for reproduction [1,2]. Bacterial contamination in poultry can be initiated by ingestion of contaminated feed or...
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Sumit Sipany
ABTL Advanced Bio-Agro Tech Ltd
ABTL Advanced Bio-Agro Tech Ltd
Connecting and Communicating with Customers and Stakeholders
Mr. Sumit Sipany, Assistant Manager - Marketing at ABTL, discusses the strategies and channels ABTL uses to foster relationships, share valuable insights, and ensure transparency...
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Dieter Liebhart
University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
1. Introduction The Newcastle disease virus (NDV), a member of the Paramyxoviridae family, poses a global threat to poultry and wild birds due to its worldwide distribution and ability to infect various avian species [1]. Infection of birds with highly virulent strains of NDV results in immunosuppression, which at least in part results from profound depletion of lymphoid tissues [2,3]. NDV has also been extensively studied in human tumour cells for its potential role as...
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Maarten De Gussem
Intestinal Health Scientific Group (IHSIG)
Intestinal Health Scientific Group (IHSIG)
1. Introduction S. Infantis currently ranks among the top 10 serovars associated with human infections, standing as the fourth leading cause of salmonellosis cases in the EU [1]. Recent data from the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) indicated that 95.6% of the Salmonella isolates in broiler flocks belong to the Infantis serovar, demonstrating a close association with poultry production [2]. In recent years, the increasing incidence of S. Infantis infections in both humans...
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In the quest for more productive animals, additives such as liquorice and peppermint are emerging as powerful tools in animal nutrition. These herbal ingredients offer a range of benefits, from improving digestion to supporting respiratory function, making them ideal supplements for optimising animal performance. By harnessing their unique...
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Mike Czarick
Mike Czarick and 1 more
University of Georgia
University of Georgia
Using evaporative cooling to keep birds cool during hot weather is relatively simple. Water is circulated over paper pads. Tunnel fans pull hot outside air through the pads and into the house. As the air moves through the wetted pads, its temperature decreases. Fairly straightforward. On the other hand, understanding how evaporative...
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Mike Czarick
Mike Czarick and 1 more
University of Georgia
University of Georgia
When designing a tunnel-ventilated house, it is important to install the proper amount of evaporative cooling pad. Too little pad will result in excessive static pressure, which will reduce air speed, and therefore bird cooling. Too much pad will result in increased initial cost, more pads to maintain/replace, and a larger area of reduced air movement near the tunnel inlet end wall. Pad area is based not on the size of a house but rather on the air-moving capacity of a house's...
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Mike Czarick
Mike Czarick and 1 more
University of Georgia
University of Georgia
A poultry house controller's temperature sensors are, in a sense, its "eyes" enabling it to “observe” what is happening throughout a poultry house so it can accurately determine what equipment it needs to operate to maintain the proper environmental conditions throughout a house. As a result, a...
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Liptosa, a global leader in responsible animal nutrition strategies, is excited to announce its participation in EuroTier 2024, the world’s premier trade fair for animal farming and livestock...
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Deniz Sisman
Thanks for the information. Almost all companies in the current feed additive premix sector are working on developing a product on this subject. These issues have been on the agenda since 1996 (maybe even earlier) and companies that understood that this would be a problem in the future started to develop the technologies you mentioned starting from that date. There are good products on the market that increase the prebiotic effect by supporting it with FOS in addition to active ingredients....
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An advanced Calier vaccination audit tool
Wevap, the new Calier tool, audits the vaccination process (LE). Auditing the vaccination process—from biosecurity measures and sample collection to vaccine preparation and application—is crucial for achieving the desired outcomes...
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1. Introduction Coccidiosis is a significant poultry disease caused by single-celled protozoa of the genus Eimeria, including Eimeria acervulina, Eimeria brunetti, Eimeria maxima, Eimeria mitis, Eimeria necatrix, Eimeria praecox, Eimeria tenella, Eimeria lata, Eimeria nagambie, and Eimeria zaria, which are known to be the species responsible for coccidiosis in chickens (Gallus gallus domesticus) [1,2]. Among them, E. tenella and E. necatrix are recognized to be the most...
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Alain Riggi
Phileo by Lesaffre
Phileo by Lesaffre
Yeast Postbiotic impact on turkey gut microbiota
Dr. Alain Riggi (Phileo by Lesaffre) points out how a yeast postbiotic impacts turkey gut microbiota through trials...
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Dr. Guillermo Tellez-Isaias
University of Arkansas (USA)
University of Arkansas (USA)
Avian Influenza Virus (AIV) poses a significant threat to both avian populations and human health due to its potential for zoonotic transmission. The emergence of highly pathogenic strains necessitates the development of innovative control strategies. This abstract presents a comprehensive overview of the potential of CRISPR-based technologies, Quorum Sensing (QS) systems, and the application of the synthetic inducer molecule Arbitrium as strategic control measures for mitigating AIV...
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Helena Lage Ferreira
USP -Universidade de São Paulo
USP -Universidade de São Paulo
South American countries such as Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Paraguay, Peru, and Uruguay reported the detection of HPAIV H5N1 clade 2.3.4.4 b in domestic and wild birds for the first time in the region from the end of 2022 to the beginning of 2023. Human infections were reported for the first time in South America, Ecuador, and Chile. Since October 2022, the PREVIR-MCTI network, a Brazilian network for virus surveillance in wild animals, has been collecting samples from asymptomatic wild...
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