Broilers: challenging times demand focus on details

07-04-2023 | |
Bentley concluded that severe coccidiosis was not commonly observed in slower-growing breeds but that producers should check for mild subclinical coccidiosis at older ages. Photo: Lex Salverda
Bentley concluded that severe coccidiosis was not commonly observed in slower-growing breeds but that producers should check for mild subclinical coccidiosis at older ages. Photo: Lex Salverda
Change was in the air at this year’s Northern Broiler Conference in North Yorkshire, with topics on the agenda ranging from gut health and coccidiosis control for slower-growing broilers, to insects as animal feed and coping with economic pressures. Future research and development in slower-growing breeds will focus on the European Chicken Commitment and the Dutch ‘Beter Leven’ (Better Life label) 56-day winter garden production system in the Netherlands. James Bentley, Hubbard Breeder


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