Interview to Dr Haldar: "the use of antimicrobials can be avoided"
Published: May 6, 2010
Summary
1) Which is the most debated issue nowadays in Poultry Nutrition? Which is your opinion about it?
I think the most debated issue nowadays in poultry is the use of antimicrobial drugs as feed additive. We all understand what the demerits are of using these antimicrobial feed additives but still we are not in a position to give up their usage voluntarily.
I believe that the use of antimicr...
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16 de septiembre de 2011
Dear Sir,
The Question No.3 and its answer is so Interesting, Definitely in future we may get good FCR in Broilers Like 1.4 or Below than that and at the same time the Mortality % and other Diseases Due Stress May Increase like anything. Note: For the same we need to force the Breeding Companies to develop the Less Stress Birds.It may take 10 to 15 years for the Development of the Broilers with Minimum Stress Level.
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7 de septiembre de 2013
dear sir,
We are with very interest study Your document in engormix.com
We are a firm who is a engeering firm for poultry industry.
We are a interested abiut new methid with praxis for better life a poultry ,because in central Europe in last Year is hot temperature in Summer we are a interested about practical experiences with production poultry with a higher temperatures.
While is possible we are a could be studied Your documents about this problem. f.e Chromium 3+ in feed for poultry and another documents.
We are a god experiences with to use a electroactivated water EO water or Anolyte in drinking water.
When we used a EO water we could be a maximum reducing a antibiotcs for feed poultry.
We could by a cooperating with You in this problem.
We are in linkeld forum for nick tatrawater
Best thanks
Ferko KOLLAR
technicla director firm
eamil: tatrawater@gmail.com
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