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Connecting Gut Microbiome Maturation to Broiler Performance
Vivek Kuttappan (Cargill) speaks on the use of technologies such as artificial intelligence and machine learning to measure gut microbiome maturation and improve gut health, in this interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Manuel Da Costa
  • Effect of saponins from Yucca and Quillaja, added alone or incombination on production performance and ammonia emissions
Megan Koppen (Cargill)      Yucca schidgera (steroidal) and Quillaja saponaria (triterpenoid) are two saponins available for commercial feed use in the poultry industry. Though their targeted effects tend to overlap, notable differences in their chemical make-up, structural complexity and mechanistic action exist. While saponins are known to reduce ammonia emissions in livestock, direct saponin source comparisons are scarcely found in literature. The...
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Manuel Da Costa
  • Effect of phytogenic feed additives on live performance and meat quality of older broilers
Megan Koppen (Cargill)       Challenges and demand in the poultry industry paired with volatile feed ingredient costs and varying meat prices continue to persist. Thus, focusing on value-add feed additive selection is vital, especially with birds reared longer. Phytogenic feed additives have shown to improve nutrient digestion and utilization as well as meat quality properties. Based on several digestibility studies, Delacon developed nutritional matrix...
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Leveraging NIR Technology to Measure Fat Pad Levels in Laying Hens
Lieske van Eck (Cargill) talks about a tool developed to measure body fat level in laying hens and how it helps in the decision-making process to get better egg persistency and better egg production, in this interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Charles L. Hofacre
  • Impact of a postbiotic containing saponin, with or without vaccination, on the mitigation of colibacillosis in broilers
Evan Chaney (Cargill)        Avian pathogenic Escherichia coli (APEC) cause colibacillosis in poultry operations resulting in significant flock health and economic burden, creating the need for additional solutions to promote resiliency against infection. This study evaluated a postbiotic feed additive containing a saponin ingredient (SCFP+; Dia-V™ PT PLUS prototype, Diamond V, Cedar Rapids, IA), alone or in combination with...
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Tom Tabler
Sprinkler technology for cooling poultry houses: sustainability, benefits and recommendations
Tom Tabler (University of Tennessee) explains how sprinklers work and their impact on feed conversion, weight gain, and bird performance, in this Engormix interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Martha Pulido-Landínez
Enterococcus faecalis and enterococcus cecorum: impact on poultry health
Martha Pulido-Landínez (Mississippi State University) comments on two Enterococcus studies presented at the IPSF, and offers practical recommendations regarding this issue, in this Engormix interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Fausto Solis
Effect of a calcium and magnesium source on organ physiology, blood mineral profile and general performance of White Laying hens
Fausto Solís (The Wenger Group) speaks on a replacement of calcium carbonate in layer diets, as well as the importance of magnesium levels, during this interview at IPPE in Atlanta, USA....
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Gwen Venable
Gwen Venable comments on a record IPPE edition, great feedback received and future plans
Gwen Venable (IPPE Executive Vice President - Expo & Communication Services) talks about the success of the IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, and shares the dates for next year's edition: Jan. 28-30, 2025....
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Mike Gauss
Sustainability and ESG recommendations in the animal feed industry
Mike Gauss (Kent Nutrition Group) offers insights into achieving ESG goals while staying true to your company's core values, in this interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Héctor Leyva Jimenez
  • Comparative efficacy of Bacillus-based direct-fed microbial and antibiotic on performance and intestinal morphology of broilers
Héctor Leyva-Jiménez (United Animal Health)      Broiler chickens from commercial rearing facilities are subjected to a variety of stressors that increase disease susceptibility and reduce growth. Direct-fed microbials (DFM) can be employed to introduce beneficial bacteria to the digestive tract of poultry and through diverse mechanisms boost performance. The present study was conducted to evaluate the effect of supplementing broiler diets...
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Héctor Leyva Jimenez
A DNA-Based Microbial Surveillance Platform Can Provide Insights on Bacterial Interactions Leading to Coinfections in Broilers
Héctor Leyva-Jiménez (United Animal Health) talks about a technology to process pathogen profiles to identify coinfections and help make better decisions on the farm, in this interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Vijay Durairaj
  • Turkey Coccidiosis: Pathological Lesions to Molecular Diagnostics
Vijay Durairaj (Huvepharma)      Turkey coccidiosis is caused by Eimeria species. Seven Eimeria species are recognized in turkeys of which three are considered highly pathogenic and predominant. Objective: The objective of this presentation is to provide an overview of the pathological lesions of turkey coccidiosis for field vets, techs, supervisors, and turkey growers. Application of advanced molecular diagnostic tools, such as PCR and...
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Cristiano Bortoluzzi
  • Microbiome modulation by precision biotic leads to increased production of short-chain fatty acids in the intestine of broilers
Cristiano Bortoluzzi (dsm-firmenich)      The objective of the present studies was to evaluate: (1) the impact of the supplementation with a Precision Biotic (PB) on the modulation of the cecal microbiome collected from broiler chickens submitted to a necrotic enteritis challenge model (Experiment 1); (2) to measure the cecal production of shorth-chain fatty acids (SCFA; Exp. 2). In Exp. 1, day-old chicks were placed on a completely randomized block design...
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Mueez Ahmad
Enterococcus and its impact on the poultry industry
Mueez Ahmad (Arm & Hammer) gives recommendations on how to prevent and deal with diseases associated with this bacteria, in this interview during IPPE 2024 in Atlanta, USA....
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Ronnick FONG
Looking back to the year 2023, the overall API market collapsed. The scarring effect left by the pandemic is hard to fade away completely; the global economy is facing downward pressure, the domestic livestock industry is in a downturn, and the prices of veterinary APIs continue to bottom out, hitting record lows. As the China Veterinary Medicine and Feed Trading Centre (CVMFTC) monitored, the VPi index for four weeks in January was 63.95, 63.41, 63.30 and 63.23. respectively....
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Julián Melo
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  • Double-buffered sodium butyrate addition improved egg mass and feed efficiency of layers fed low energy-protein diet
Julián Melo (Universidad Nacional de Luján / Dietaxion)       In a context of rising prices of feed ingredients, the improvement of the overall feed digestibility and maximum utilization of nutrients in the feedstuffs should be a priority. Previous studies have shown the benefit of a double-buffered sodium butyrate (DBSB) on the performance and intestinal health of broilers fed low energy and protein diets (LEP). The aim of the study was to...
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Mueez Ahmad
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  • Incidence of Enterococcus faecalis and Escherichia coli coinfection in nonviable embryonated broiler chicken eggs
Jodi Delago (Arm & Hammer)      Hatchability rates in the US broiler industry have been declining since 2014. The average weekly hatchability rate in the US in 2023 has been approximately 80.7%, a decrease of more than 4% since 2014. Published studies of nonviable embryos in Canada indicated that Enterococcus faecalis and Escherichia coli are frequently recovered from nonviable embryos and that infection by one or both bacteria may be contributing to...
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  • Effects of a Commercial Steroidal Saponin-Based Standardized Premixture and Synthetic Molecules on Reproduction of Eimeria spp.
Amine Benarbia (NOR-FEED)       Eimeria spp. completes its life cycle within the host’s gastrointestinal tract. its reproduction has been known to damage enterocytes, leading to decreased growth performance and welfare in chickens. Controlling the reproduction cycle and limiting oocyst excretion could explain the observed efficacy of steroidal saponin-based standardized premixture -Norponin XO- (NPXO) supplementation in chicken. The objective of this...
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Jon Schaeffer
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  • Interaction of IBDV (AL2) and IBV (DMV/1639) challenges in commercial broilers based on infectious bronchitis vaccination status
Kalen Cookson (Zoetis)      Infectious bursal disease virus (IBDV) infections within the first 2 weeks of age cause significant immune suppression while infections after 3 weeks are less severe and more transient. The purpose of this study was to see if a 3-week IBDV challenge could significantly reduce immunity against an infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) challenge given 4 days later. Study Design: Ross 708 broilers with high maternal antibodies to IBDV...
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