Italian researchers explored the benefits of in ovo injection of microalgae (Spirulina Platensis) on broiler performance and hatchability. Photo: Ruud Ploeg
In-ovo technology is attracting attention not only in the sexing of chicks but in feeding strategies as well. A study recently published in the Italian Journal of Animal Science explored the benefits of in-ovo microalgae (Spirulina Platensis) injection on hatchability, antioxidant and immunity-related gene expression, as well as the hatchling performance of broiler chicks. New developments in technology are constantly changing the poultry industry for the better. In-ovo technology is being ad
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