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Managing protozoal diseases in turkeys:
There’s a lot we need to learn  Three experts from research, production and industry share their experiences and offer insights for addressing protozoal diseases in turkeys.

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Coccidiosis management:
There’s always room for improvement 
Three experts from research, production and industry came together to share their experiences and provide practical tips for achieving more consistent, effective coccidiosis control.

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Coming together for food safetyRepresentatives from live production, processing, quality assurance and food safety shared ideas for taking an integrated, company-wide approach to managing Salmonella.

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Infectious bronchitis:
Evolving strategies for an evolving virus
The evolution of infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) is a continuing challenge for the poultry industry. Vaccination is key to IBV control, but developing a new vaccine for every new IBV strain that emerges is difficult to impossible. Finding the right combination of vaccines to cross-protect is often critical to success. Zoetis recently hosted a roundtable where renowned IBV experts shared their experiences and strategies.

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Optimizing immunity:
in ‘no antibiotics ever’ and ‘reduced use’ broiler flocks
Experts in three immunosuppressive diseases — IBM, Marek’s and reovirus — share ideas for boosting immunity in broilers.



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