Did you know? Most poultry diseases begin right at the bird’s entry points – the nose, mouth, and gut lining. These areas are covered by a thin […]
Read moreDid you know? Most poultry diseases begin right at the bird’s entry points – the nose, mouth, and gut lining. These areas are covered by a thin […]
Read moreThe global meat industry is at a crossroads. With population growth, climate change, animal welfare concerns, and health issues mounting, conventional meat production faces unprecedented challenges. Emerging […]
Read moreThe poultry industry has witnessed unprecedented growth, making chicken the most widely consumed meat worldwide. Modern broiler strains reach market weight in just five weeks, thanks to […]
Read moreBased on the article by Dr. Darryl Macer, Journal of Poultry Science, Vol. 56, 2019 As the global demand for poultry products intensifies—driven by economic affordability, rapid […]
Read moreThe poultry industry has long faced the persistent threat of avian influenza virus (AIV), a highly contagious pathogen capable of inflicting severe economic losses and posing significant […]
Read moreThe poultry industry has entered a transformative era, where the emphasis on antibiotic-free production, food safety, and sustainable growth is more prominent than ever. In this context, […]
Read moreNecrotic enteritis (NE), predominantly caused by Clostridium perfringens, is one of the most economically damaging bacterial diseases in the poultry industry. Traditionally, this disease has been managed […]
Read moreIn the last decade, highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has moved from being a seasonal threat to a year-round challenge for both poultry industries and wildlife conservation […]
Read moreIn poultry farming, a major social concern—besides flies—is the strong manure odor caused by ammonia buildup. Ammonia is an invisible, pungent, water-soluble gas released during the decomposition […]
Read moreIn the evolving world of poultry nutrition, trace minerals have taken center stage for their vital roles in growth, immunity, and performance. Among them, chromium (Cr)—particularly in […]
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