Research – Development of Predictive Modelling for Removal of Multispecies Biofilms of Salmonella Enteritidis, Escherichia coli, and Campylobacter jejuni from Poultry Slaughterhouse Surfaces
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Launches New MDA2 Quantitative Salmonella Molecular Detection Assay: The Neogen MDA2QSAL96 kit integrates qualitative pathogen testing solutions and Quantitative Rapid Enrichment Dehydrated (QRED) media designed to enable controlled growth rates for quantitation, allowing poultry producers to verify the effectiveness of their interventions. This quantitative method delivers excellent consistency and sensitivity on poultry rinses and ground poultry meat, with an easy-to-use workflow that saves time and resources. Check our website for more information here: "https://lnkd.in/gg9vRr6T
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Explore the evolving battle against poultry myopathies with Dr. Casey Owens in 'GAA's Impact on Poultry | Ep 38.' Despite advancements in processing, the challenge persists, but how are current strategies affecting incidence rates? Dr. Owens shares insights from recent research trials and industry observations. This episode explores the continuous efforts to improve poultry meat quality. Listen to the full episode on major platforms for an in-depth discussion.
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The 2021 FSIS Appendix B guidelines restrict cooling of meat and poultry products to limit the growth of Clostridium perfringens no more than 1-log. This University of Wisconsin-Madison study examined how pH and salt levels affect the growth of three sporeforming pathogens during extended cooling in an uncured poultry product. Results confirmed cooling conditions that inhibit C. perfringens will likewise inhibit C. botulinum and B. cereus for the duration of the cooling, and phase 1 cooling can be extended up to 2.5 h depending on salt/pH combinations. Read the Study: https://lnkd.in/g7Ep4Dkz Authors: Kathy Glass, Max Golden, Jeff Sindelar, Brandon Wanless #MeatResearch #MeatScience #Cooling #Poultry #AppendixB
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Research – Enhancing microbial control in poultry processing: A comprehensive study on carcass washing systems
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Protect your farm with ProBe-Bac PE, which contains powerful bacteriophages to combat over 50 pathogenic bacteria in poultry. If you want to learn more about ProBe-Bac, visit https://lnkd.in/gj6MrrgX or feel free to contact us. #PathwayIntermediates #ProBeBac #Bacteriophage #TheScienceofFeedingTomorrow
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Great conference in Valencia to present how alternative proteins in the feed affect the poultry caeca microbiota. Results of the NextGenProteins H2020 project.
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Coccidiosis ranks in the top 10 poultry health concerns worldwide, and the cost of its control can be significant. In addition, no-antibiotics-ever production and systems that abstain from using antibiotics important to human health face significant challenges to coccidiosis control. At the 2024 Poultry Science Association meeting, Kayla Price, PhD, outlined points to consider and how to build an arsenal of alternative products to manage coccidiosis in poultry flocks. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/e-Sa4HJb #poultryhealth #coccidiosiscontrol #coccidiosismanagement
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❓What pathogens are the main profit killers in poultry production? Last week, we asked you to share your opinions, and here are the results of this improvised poll: Salmonella spp. - 47% Clostridium perfringens - 30% E. coli (APEC) - 17% Eimeria spp. - 7% 🐔 Beyond these, Enterococcus cecorum has become a serious troublemaker in the poultry industry. There were many discussions about pathogenic Enterococcus cecorum at the ICPIH conference in Manila this March 🦠 💡 That's why we've chosen Enterococcus cecorum to kick off our new post series, "Bacteria of the Month". Coming soon! #PoultryHealth #GutHealth #PathogenControl #ICPIH
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Facing challenges in poultry production due to E. coli? Discover how Progut® Extra can make a difference and benefit your operations. Read Eija Valkonen´s latest blog about Progut® Extra´s scientifically proven ability to bind pathogens and enhance poultry well-being. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dXrfKDwr #PoultryProduction #ProgutExtra #AnimalWellbeing
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As we wrap this year, thinking about IPPE and key topics for the next year!
*FREE panel: Salmonella control in broilers and turkeys* Join a panel of experts at IPPE 2025 sharing programs for Salmonella reduction that are proven in the field, plus discussion of areas where new solutions need to be developed. This is a critical topic pending the proposed USDA-FSIS Salmonella Framework for Raw Poultry Products! Registration for the discussion is free, but you must be registered for IPPE 2025 to attend. FREE panel registration: https://lnkd.in/gcfjjdMa Register here for IPPE: https://lnkd.in/gEad7kCy Panel Details: What: Poultry Future Panel discussion When: Wednesday, January 29, 8:00-9:00 am ET Where: Georgia World Congress Center during IPPE 2025, Room A411 This panel is sponsored by Ancera and The Poultry Federation. #PoultryFuture #IPPE2025 #Salmonella
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