Iowa State Animal Scientists to Study Heat Stress in Poultry

It would be of value to know if embryonic heat stress (applied during the incubation process) might precondition the future broilers and layers to better withstand high temperatures during their productive lives.

it's a good news, and this project will promote the development of the poultry production in hot climate greatly.

Dear All, I wish you the better success to find the role of epigenetics concern to heat stress. May GOD help you to reach at positive conclusion or outcome. regards, Dr Jaydip

DEAR SCIENTISTS, THIS INDEED IS A WELCOME DEVELOPMENT AS THE STRONG INITIATIVE HAS BEEN TAKEN BY THE US GOVERNMENT TO FINANCE THE RESEARH. HOWEVER, I FEEL ELATED THAT, CONSIDERATION HAS ALSO BEEN GIVEN TO THE CHICKEN BREEDS NATIVE TO AFRICA FOR THEIR "GENETIC SIGNATURES" IN RELATION TO HEAT REACTIONS. I WISH YOU SUCCESS AS YOU EMBARK ON THIS STUDY WITH GOD'S GUIDANCE ALL THROUGH. AMEN. BEST WISHES. ABIODUN O. WINNIRAN,mnimn.

I'm an Associate Prof. in the department of animal science, faculty of agric sc. University of Gezira Sudan, I did a lot of research work solving or alleviating the problem of heat stress in the tropics and I;ve a promissing findings which I tried in the field and brought back good impacts specially in open system of poultry keeping in Sudan. I hope that if I can join this group doing research on heat stress in poultry best wishes Dr. Sayda, A.M.Ali. Gezira Sudan

It is a good topic. The results of this research will help the farmers to improve the production performance of poultry in summer.

JIbran Hussain Ph.D Scholor UVAS Lahore Pakistan. Dear all the scientists of this particular research project i wish u all the success in your objectives as u are really working on the need of hour.