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Evaporative Cooling Systems: How and Why They Work
The key to getting the most out of any evaporative cooling system is to move the maximum amount of air through the house, according to Mississippi State University Extension Service....
Diseases of Farmyard Poultry. Part 3 - Control of Coccidiosis
The causes, clinical signs and control of coccidiosis in small flocks of poultry (chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese and pheasants) by Victoria Roberts, BVSc MRCVS, for NADIS. ...
Amino Acid Requirements of Broiler Breeders at Peak Production
In three experiments, a team of North American researchers estimated the amino acid requirements of broiler breeders at peak production for egg mass, body weight and fertility. Among their recommendations is that lysine and isoleucine should be provided...
Egg Production Performance of the Local Kabyle Hen and its Crossbreeds with ISA-Brown Strain in Semi-Intensive Conditions
Compared to the Kabyle (the local breed in Algeria), a line crossed with an ISA-Brown had better egg production and egg quality, according to new research. The scientists warned that, for the crossbreeding to be sustainable, a plan to conserve the native...
Oral Immunisation with an Attenuated Salmonella Gallinarum Mutant as a Fowl Typhoid Vaccine with a Live Adjuvant Strain
Researchers in South Korea report that immunisation with LTB-adjuvant strain JOL1229 significantly increased the immune response and provide protection against fowl typhoid without adverse effects on bodyweight, egg production or egg contamination....
Flies and Fly Problems
Information on the types of flies found on farms that may need to be controlled from 'Fly Management: How to Comply with Your Environmental Permit' from the UK's Environment Agency. ...
GLOBAL POULTRY TRENDS: Incomes Are Key to Egg Uptake in Africa and Oceania
Egg consumption per person increased in Africa and Oceania between 2000 and 2009, the latest year from which figures are available, reports industry analyst, Terry Evans, in his final look at the global egg business in the current Global Poultry Trends...
Factors Determining Air Velocity Distribution in Tunnel-Ventilated Broiler Houses
Dr Brian Fairchild and Dr Mike Czarick at the University of Georgia have completed a research project funded by the USPoultry Foundation, in which they found important interactions between airspeed, static pressure, and air velocity distribution in tunnel-ventilated...
Method of Administration Affects the Ability of Bacteriophage to Prevent Colibacillosis in Day-old Broiler Chickens
Bacteriophages can be effective to control colibacillosis in young chickens but they need to be administered so that high titres are present at the site of the bacterial infection, according to new research from the University of Arkansas....
Diseases of Farmyard Poultry. Part 2 - Control of Marek's Disease and Other Tumours
The clinical signs and control of Marek's disease, lymphoid leukosis, myeloid leukosis and the rare conditions of erythroid leukosis and osteopetrosis are described by Victoria Roberts, BVSc MRCVS, for NADIS....
Effect of Nipple Type Drinker Height on Productive Parameters of Broilers
The height of the nipple drinker produced no statistically significant differences in broiler performance in research from Mexico. However, birds that were able to drink through the side of the beak had numerically lower mortality and drank more water...
GLOBAL POULTRY TRENDS: Little Egg Trade in Africa, Oceania
Africa and Oceania are not important regions for the trade in shell eggs or egg products, according to seasoned industry watcher, Terry Evans....
Diseases of Farmyard Poultry. Part 1 - Mycoplasmosis
A practical guide to the signs, prevention and treatment of poultry diseases caused by mycoplasmas from Victoria Roberts, BVSc MRCVS....
Food for Nine Billion: Perspective on Global Agriculture in 2050
Dr Dominique van der Mensbrugghe of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) gave the second lecture in the Teagasc/RDS lecture series. Here, he summarises the main points of his lecture entitled, 'Will we run out of natural resources needed for...
Determining the Optimum Replacement Schedule for Commercial Layers: Does Moulting Pay Off?
Modelling the economic implications of forced moulting laying hens by R. Schulte-Drüggelte and H-H. Thiele of Lohmann Tierzucht GmbH in Cuxhaven, Germany in the April 2013 edition of 'Lohmann Information'....
 
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