Diseases in Laying Hens Caused by Mycotoxins
According to online surveys, 60-70% of raw materials in China are contaminated with mycotoxins. Mycotoxins pose a serious health risk to livestock and poultry, severely affecting …
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According to online surveys, 60-70% of raw materials in China are contaminated with mycotoxins. Mycotoxins pose a serious health risk to livestock and poultry, severely affecting …
Fowlpox is a highly contagious disease caused by avipoxvirus. Avipoxvirus belongs to the genus Avipoxvirus, subfamily Chordopoxvirinae, family Poxviridae. The virus is abundant in…
Recently, during market visits, I have helped customers deal with many problems in pullets. On post-mortem examination of pullets, oviduct blockage is encountered relatively often…
Given current farming conditions and the scale of production, all of us poultry farmers attach great importance to vaccinating our flocks. However, in production practice, we have…
Chicken mycoplasmosis is a disease that frequently occurs during layer farming. Mycoplasma infection is present in flocks at the vast majority of farms in China. Under normal circ…
Editor's note: While organizing past documents, we came across this article. Although opinions vary widely on proventriculitis and ventriculitis in chickens, comprehensive, valuab…
Chicken mites are common external parasites in poultry. They mainly parasitize the feathers and skin of chickens and can occur throughout the year, with late spring and early summ…
Infectious synovitis in chickens, also known as infectious mycoplasmosis in chickens, is an infectious disease of chickens caused by Mycoplasma synoviae. Its main features are syn…
Introduction: Many factors can cause abnormal egg production in laying hens, including physiological, nutritional, stress-related, and pathological factors. This article briefly d…
Chicken Escherichia coli disease is a common disease caused by Escherichia coli. It is characterized by a high incidence rate, a high mortality rate, and rapid transmission. The d…
Autumn is the season when respiratory problems are most common in broiler chicken farming. Because of the large temperature difference between day and night, broiler flocks are hi…
At a poultry farm, if you ask the staff about chicken droppings, they will know what normal droppings look like. So, when you see abnormal droppings, such as green, yellow, soy-sa…
The harm caused by heat stress has become a widespread problem in poultry production today! Heat stress is the result of combined environmental factors, including air temperature,…
Thorough individual observation throughout the entire process can greatly improve the accuracy of disease diagnosis. After basic checks of body temperature and the respiratory tra…
A common phenomenon during the process, and also a major factor in flock illness. Some people may ask: My poultry house temperature is kept very stable, there is no high ventilati…
In autumn, the day–night temperature difference widens and cold stress occurs frequently. The conflict between maintaining warmth and ensuring ventilation in chicken houses become…
Looking back at the prevalence of poultry diseases in China over the past few years, the disease with the highest profile has been “chicken Mycoplasma synoviae disease.” Its appro…
When autumn and winter arrive, especially in 11-12 when the weather swings between cold and warm, Newcastle disease can easily “come knocking.” Once a flock is infected, symptoms …
Among chicken diseases, the one people are most concerned about is probably avian influenza. It is very common on our farms, and we cannot avoid it. When discussing avian influenz…
Vaccination is an important barrier to ensuring the health of a flock and one of the most important aspects of production management. The following principles must be observed: “F…