Clean water lines for flock health
Published: July 14, 2008
Summary
Providing a clean, safe and sanitized water supply is crucial in assuring flocks perform their best. However, before implementing a daily water sanitation program, it is important to thoroughly clean as much of the water distribution system as possible. Line cleaning is necessary before providing birds with sanitized drinking water because even low levels of sanitizer placed in dirty water lines c...
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15 de julio de 2008
Dear Mr. Susan Watkins,
The article is giving reasonably good information, thank you.
Could you explain about the diameter, length of pipelines in poultry house which you have mentioned in the article. Also provide the calculation/formula to calculate volume of water.
Thanks.
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Soavet
18 de julio de 2008
Most poultry farms in Nigeria can not boast of clean water, this fact becomes obvious from repeated appearances of bacteria diseases such as E.coli., salmonellosis, Pseudomona and pasteurellosis, despite usage of choiced antibiotics.
The reoccurences had been identified as possible reinfection through contaminated wells and even bore holes.
Our study had proved that without effective sanitation of our water system it may be very difficult to bring the situation under control.
This article is very educative and very commendable.
Stephen Adejoro
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16 de mayo de 2009
Very interesting article.
Thank you for information.
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