Controlling Salmonella enteritidis Contaminated Commercial Layers Feed
Feed can play a critical role in Salmonella enteritidis transmission in commercial layer operations. This new technical bulletin highlights research evaluating the impact of Termin-8® treated feed on SE prevalence and egg production in commercial layer pullets.
Inside the bulletin:
- Lower SE prevalence in ceca compared to untreated feed
- Reduced SE detection in ovaries at 28 weeks
- Improved egg production during the first 11 weeks of lay
- Insights into feed as a controllable point of biosecurity intervention
This bulletin reviews study methodology, organ prevalence data, and production outcomes from a controlled layer study presented at the Poultry Science Association Annual Meeting.
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