Introduction
Leg problems are caused by multiple factors (multifactorial), sometimes also referred to as diseases associated with management (management related diseases) is one one that needs attention, because it causes an increase in depletion (culling) the amount quite significant.
Leg incident handling and prevention of problems must be done in parallel between the improvement management and medication regimen. Management...
Sunday, August 28, 2011
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Bird Flu
All domesticated poultry species are susceptible to Avian Influenza (AI). Also called avian flu or bird flu called. In the outbreak in 2003 of the H7N2 type that appeared on a limited scale backyard poultry had become infected. Research showed that the risk of infection and spread of the virus in backyard poultry is much smaller than commercial poultry. (1)
Backyard poultry vaccination against bird flu
At the time of the...
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Newcastle Diseases
Newcastle disease and New Castle Disease (NCD) is caused by the virus of the Paramyxoviridae family, genus Rubulavirus. Newcastle disease is endemic in many countries.The incubation period for Newcastle disease is four to six days. The symptoms are wheezing, coughing, hanging from the wings, turning the head, paralysis, decreased egg production, distorted egg, greenish, watery diarrhea, swelling around the eyes and the neck....
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ILT
The disease ILT (infectious laryngotracheitis) may occur in hobbykippen, pheasants and peacocks. Infection with this virus disease is characterized by increased mortality, respiratory sounds (gurgling and spluttering), conjunctivitis, nasal discharge, occasionally bloody mucus and the striking 'yawn', where the animals with open beaks and outstretched neck, inhaling and then at the expiration the head lowered. The chicken...
Gumboro
Gumboro Disease, also known as Infectious bursitis of Infectious Disease Scholarship (IBD) called, is caused by the Gumboro virus. The disease can be clinical or subclinical course and caused much damage in both cases.
SymptomsA couple has affected general illness with a watery, slimy stools white (by uraatbijmenging). In a torque-sensitive, the whole flock suddenly attacked and lead to death. Although the literature indicates...
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Sunday, July 31, 2011
Sanitation: Cleaning and Disinfectants
Diseases and infections have always been a big problem for the poultry industry - especially in the hatchery. Fortunately, microbial contamination can be prevented and controlled through good management practices and modern products for health care.
Microorganisms are everywhere! Some of them are relatively harmless, others are highly pathogenic. Some of them are deadly threat to the species, while remaining harmless to...
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Small Flock Management of Poultry
Construction and management of laying hens can be performed using one of the two methods, or cage layer production stage floor. Using both methods to keep hens in production throughout the year as the proper environmental and nutritional needs are met.
The stable should be away from other farm structures will be placed. The soil must ensure good drainage. Suitable mixers are necessary to provide the correct light intensity....
Defined Gorontalo endemic status
Veterinarians in Plantation and Animal Husbandry Department (Disbunnak) Gorontalo province, DVM Fenny Rumporok, Tuesday (04/05/2011) revealed, endemic status determined after cases of bird flu found in two other districts, namely...
Avian influenza
Avian Influenza
(also known as bird flu, avian influenza) is a form of influenza virus that is hosted by birds causes, but may infect several species of mammals. It was first recognized in Italy in the early 1900s and is now ...
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