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Alternative feed additives have promising importance in broiler production due to the ban on the use of certain antibiotics. The most used antibiotic alternatives in broiler production are phytogenics, organic acids, prebiotics, probiotics, enzymes, and their derivatives. Antibiotic alternatives have been reported to increase feed intake, stimulate digestion, improve feed efficiency, increase growth performance, and reduce the incidence of diseases by modulating the intestinal microbiota and immune system, inhibiting pathogens, and improving intestinal integrity. Simply, the gut microbiota is the target to raise the health benefits and growth-promoting effects of feed additives on broilers. Therefore, naturally available feed additives are promising antibiotic alternatives for broilers.
Kevin Downs (Middle Tennessee State University) and Joseph Gulizia (Auburn University) talk with Sam Shafer (PSA) about the results of providing poultry with different colored feed and how that impacts the birds' feeding preferences. They also discuss what this study means for further research on this topic. This is a follow-up from a previous episode regarding the findings of this study....
How can heat stress affect the quality of poultry meat? Genetic selection towards faster growing birds and higher breast yield has made the modern broilers more vulnerable to high temperatures. It is known that nowadays the negative effects of heat stress in commercial strains are observed at lower temperatures than several decades ago....
Introduction The need for the consumption of animal protein is constantly increasing, mainly due to the demographic growth of the population. This increase in demand means that the livestock production sector must continuously make improvement actions to increase industrial yields. In addition to this situation, the trend of today’s society that demands safe meat, from farms that comply with quality and biosecurity regulations and specially apply and respect animal...
Description of Problem The demand for livestock products is increasing due to growing human population (1). Poultry products particularly broiler meat has a great potential to meet this demand due to its low feed conversion ratio (FCR) and short rearing period. Maize remains an integral component of broiler chickens feed and its inclusion in normal diets could be as high as 60% (2). The availability of maize all year round for poultry feed has reduced and this could be...
Dr. Eija Valkonen, R&D Manager at Hankkija Finnish Feed Innovations, speaks about the results of an experiment conducted to evaluate the effects of Resin Acid Composition on broiler health and performance under an Eimeria Challenge...
Dr. Alain RIGGI, Global Poultry Manager at Phileo, highlights the main points of the poster "Effect of the dietary administration of premium yeast fractions on the productive performance of birds vaccinated against coccidiosis".
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Prof. dr. F. Van Immerseel, speaks about how poultry producers can improve gut barrier, microbiota, and birds’ resilience
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PRO-MaXYL™ is a high-performance and refined enzyme combination to improve the performance of modern poultry diets. PRO-MaXYL is the comprehensive solution for flexible poultry diet formulation
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The abstract submission site for the 2023 International Poultry Scientific Forum is now open. IPSF, to be held January 23-24, 2023 in Atlanta, is sponsored by the Southern Poultry Science Society, the Southern Conference on Avian Diseases, and the U.S. Poultry & Egg Association.
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Rick van Emous, Ph.D., Senior Researcher in Animal Nutrition at Wageningen Livestock Research (Netherlands), shares some recommendations to reduce the negative effects of feed restriction on bird behaviour and welfare...
Johan Buyse, Ph.D., head of the Laboratory of Livestock Physiology at KU Leuven (Belgium), presents a selection of results from a unique transgenerational broiler breeder study spanning over three generations. This project is focusing on the epigenetic inheritance effects of reduced dietary crude protein content for F0 and F1 broiler breeders...
Hugo Romero-Sanchez, Ph.D., Executive Global Poultry Solutions Manager at Novus International, shares his insights on the importance of macrominerals in broiler breeder micromineral nutrition...
Hugo Romero Sanchez, Ph.D., Executive Global Poultry Solutions Manager at Novus International, highlights some nutritional strategies to enhance or recover male breeders’ fertility...
Oxidizes and heated fats are often added to feed. Oxidizes fats disrupt the digestive system. Plusvet Animal Health presents Natural Solutions through drinking water and feed. ...
Dr. Sujit Kulkarni, Commercial Director of Adisseo for the Indian subcontinent, points out the challenges poultry producers are facing with Raw Materials and how Adisseo can help them with their solutions and products...
Marc Perel, Global Solution Application Manager at Adisseo, speaks about the use of additives in the feed mill, their value, good practices, among other topics....
Dr. Pierre-André Geraert, Adisseo's director of Scientific Marketing, highlights the importance of water for poultry production, the relevance of managing water losses and more topics in this interview...
Farmers and feed companies have witnessed unforeseen price increases of feed materials during the last year, which has further escalated recently due to the inconceivable and brutal war in Ukraine. Prices of grains, protein, oils, and...
INTRODUCTION Necrotic enteritis (NE) is a poultry illness caused by toxin-producing strains of Clostridium perfringens (CP) type A, type C and type G (1). NE is a pathology of global concern, with important consequences for flock productivity and economic viability (2). The total cost of NE outbreaks worldwide has been estimated to be over 2 billion dollars annually (3, 4). NE can present itself as a sudden increase in mortality or simply as a subclinical illness (2). CP is...
Abstract published in Current Opinion in Biotechnology 2022, 75:102689. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.copbio.2022.102689. ...