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  • Ross Parent Stock Management Handbook – New & Interactive

    The purpose of this Handbook is to help Aviagen customers optimize performance from their parent stock. It is not intended to provide definitive information on every aspect of parent stock management, but to draw attention to important issues, which if overlooked or inadequa… Read more

  • Aviagen Brief: Rearing Males for Optimal Leg Health

    Appropriate management practices, such as grading, extended lighting programs, and provision of an enhanced nutrient strategy when implemented during the rearing period can help alleviate the presence of male leg health issues in late rear and production. Read more

  • Aviagen Brief: Feeding Diluted Diets to Broiler Breeder Pullets

    Reducing the concentration of diets by including low-energy raw materials as diluents is a nutritional strategy to increase feed volume, improve uniformity, avoid abnormal behaviors and promote efficient digestion. These factors are essential to obtain successful biological … Read more

  • Arbor Acres How To Ventilation…1 to 6

    This new How To series describes key ventilation management procedures, to ensure the house environment is maintained at optimum levels. Achieving good practice in ventilation management will aid in maintaining the birds comfort and health and subsequent breeder and broiler … Read more

  • Ross How To Ventilation…1 to 6

    This new How To series describes key ventilation management procedures, to ensure the house environment is maintained at optimum levels. Achieving good practice in ventilation management will aid in maintaining the birds comfort and health and subsequent breeder and broiler … Read more

  • Arbor Acres Service Bulletin: Factors Affecting Chick Comfort from Hatcher to Brooding House

    Unlike mammalian species, chicks hatch with an internal resource of moisture and nutrients in the form of residual yolk. At the time of lay, the yolk of a broiler line egg will be 30-33% of the total egg weight (e.g., 20 g [0.7 oz] of yolk in a 62 g [2.2 oz] egg). Because of… Read more

  • Ross Note: Factors Affecting Chick Comfort from Hatcher to Brooding House

    Unlike mammalian species, chicks hatch with an internal resource of moisture and nutrients in the form of residual yolk. At the time of lay, the yolk of a broiler line egg will be 30-33% of the total egg weight (e.g., 20 g [0.7 oz] of yolk in a 62 g [2.2 oz] egg). Because of… Read more

  • Ross How To Broiler Breeder Management…1 to 19

    A practical ‘on-farm’ tool for Parent Stock Farm managers and based on the recently published Parent Stock Management Handbook, this new How To series is designed to provide clear step by step instructions on how to complete key management practices for Parent Stock. The ser… Read more

  • Arbor Acres How To Broiler Breeder Management…1 to 19

    A practical ‘on-farm’ tool for Parent Stock Farm managers and based on the recently published Parent Stock Management Handbook, this new How To series is designed to provide clear step by step instructions on how to complete key management practices for Parent Stock. The ser… Read more

  • Arbor Acres Service Bulletin: Infectious Diseases and Metabolic Syndromes Impacting Broiler Breeders

    Many infectious diseases can be prevented with good biosecurity practices and, when available, vaccination. Metabolic diseases can be prevented by understanding the factors that predispose flocks to these conditions and how to avoid them. As the most prevalent infectious dis… Read more

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