Browsing: Vaccination

Significant improvements in layer performance have extended production cycles towards 100 weeks of age. Photo: Hans Banus Innovative Salmonella Vaccine Enhances Layer Performance Egg producers in…

Effective IB control starts early, relies on precision, and succeeds through integration. Photo: Ceva Infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) is one of the most economically damaging diseases…

Béatrice Grasland, head of avian virology and immunology: “Vaccination doesn’t stop infection by the virus, but it limits the clinical signs and diminishes the excretion of the virus by infected animals.” Photo: Koos Groenewold Over half of the ducks vaccinated against avian influenza in France are still not fully protected against the virus. A model

From avian influenza to immunosuppressive diseases, the 23rd World Veterinary Poultry Association Congress (WVPAC) highlighted how vaccine innovation is reshaping poultry health management. Photo: WVPAC Vaccine…

At the beginning of this month, the third wave of vaccination of thousands of ducks at farms with over 250 animals began. Photo: Hans Prinsen The…

Continuous monitoring of pre-incubated eggs and house temperature by data loggers, in real time by farm managers and NestBorn advisors. Photo: Luc Maertens Revolutionizing Poultry Farming:…

In the State of the World’s Animal Health report WOAH expresses its concerns about HPAI outbreaks spilling over to non-poultry species. WOAH’s Pioneering Report on Animal…

Vaccinating day-old birds ensures early protection and long-lasting immunity, providing disease protection throughout the entire poultry production cycle. Photo: Ceva Animal Health Infectious bronchitis (IB) and…

The latest edition of Poultry World is now available online. This edition features a profile on a former investment banker who has transitioned into a successful…

South Africa’s agriculture minister John Steenhuisen says South Africa is not currently facing an outbreak of avian influenza, but there has been an uptick in bird…