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Salmonella Control. Richard Ducatelle (Ghent University)

Published: September 3, 2011
Dr. Richard Ducatelle, PhD in Veterinary Pathology and Professor at Ghent University in Belgium, speaks about Salmonella Control at the XVII World Veterinary Poultry Association Congress, Cancun, Mexico in August 2011.
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Richard Ducatelle
Ghent University
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Anna Catharina Berge
Berge Veterinary Consulting
13 de septiembre de 2011

Dear Dr Richard Ducatelle,
Thank you for this nice little video interview salmonella control in poultry. I am interested that you put the risk of wild birds and rodents ahead of the risk of feed. On what do you base this ordering?
Kind regards,
Catharina Berge

Dr Farhan Farooq
Dr Farhan Farooq
14 de septiembre de 2011

It´s really a very informative lecture salmonella control in poultry sir, one thing i may add to this is that if we continuously treat drinking water via acidifiers or other clorinating agents and one thing more, we should also treat feed with acidifiers so that we can avoid sources of salmonella.
thanks

Greta Van de Sompel
14 de septiembre de 2011

very informative salmonella control in poultry
greta

Ozgur Korkmaz
15 de septiembre de 2011
Dear Dr. Ducatelle What's your suggestion for to control in the feed.What we are use for to treat to feed.Which we use vaccination (live 0r killed) in the Breeder .Can you recmmend what will we use for broiler and breeder.Are there a product. Best wishes
Christopher Hettiarachchi
Maxies
28 de septiembre de 2011

Ref. Salmonella control

Dear Dr. R. Ducatelle
The short discussion on Salmonella control in Europe is very impressive. Can the same vaccine combination (S.T and S.E) be used to control S.gallinarum infections in broilers?

D.C.Hettiarachchi from Sri Lanka

Dr.shahid Nazir
17 de enero de 2012


The topic is very much informative as salmonella still remains a big threat to both the poultry industry as well as human health.

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