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Wild Birds or Poultry Trade -Which is Responsible for Dissemination of HPAI?
The role of migratory birds in spreading HPAI was discussed at a conference organized by the Food and Agricultural Organization in conjunction with the World Organization for Animal Health held in Rome at the beginning of June. The conclusions suggested common ground between advocates of wild birds and poultry trade in disseminating HPAI virus. By Simon Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Monday 12 June 2006
There will not be a bird flu pandemic
Avian influenza (H5N1) infection is predominantly a disease of commercial and subsistence poultry and some free-living bird species. This fact is demonstrated by records of only 208 diagnosed human cases in ten nations since 1997, albeit with 115 fatalities. By Simon Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Tuesday 23 May 2006
Broiler exports to the USA from China opposed
China can now export poultry to the USA following a
bilateral agreement. But it cannot. Health concerns are more important than
free trade and block any meat product coming from China. By
Simon Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Wednesday 10 May 2006
Evolution of scientific poultry nutrition
The pioneers in the field of poultry nutrition defined
the nutrient requirements of chickens, ducks and turkeys by a painstaking
process of feeding incremental quantities of nutrients and measuring performance
parameters such as growth, feed conversion efficiency and egg production. This
now is history, since nutrition has entered the era of computers and gene
technology. By Simon Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Monday 08 May 2006
Why not vaccinate against AI
Vaccination offers a cost-effective method to suppress
clinical outbreaks and reduce the impact of highly-pathogenic avian
influenza. By Simon Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Monday 01 May 2006
Bacterial contaminants of specialty poultry
A study conducted by scientists at the University of
California reported on the prevalence of Salmonella and Campylobacter in
specialty poultry produced in the State. By Simon
Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Wednesday 22 March 2006
US integrators impacted by export decline
All four of the US publicly-quoted broiler integrators
showed declines in their share prices on Thursday, 2nd March, following an
adverse announcement by Sanderson Farms. By Simon
Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Thursday 16 March 2006
US authorities pressure integrators to reduce levels of Salmonella
The US Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and
Inspection Service, announced a new initiative to reduce the level of Salmonella
in raw meat and poultry products on February 23rd. By Simon
Shane
Author: Guest Bloggers | Wednesday 08 March 2006
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