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The Poultry Podcast Show

Do you want to be in the top 1% of the poultry industry? Then learn how to improve poultry production with high-impact strategies and through a modern podcast especially conceived and designed by and for the brightest minds of the global poultry industry. Perfect for staying up to date with the latest research, trends and hot topics of the industry in a light and interesting way, while saving your time.

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52:57

Dr. Ken Macklin: Poultry Litter Management | Ep. 52

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/08/29

In this episode, join Dr. Ken Macklin and me as we take a journey into his research on litter management, highlighting the approach to reducing pathogen loads in litter. We discuss litter amendments, ammonia control strategies, the pros and cons of the built-up litter system vs. the changing-out system, the evaluation of emerging technologies, previous game-changers in disease prevention in poultry, and much more."If you don't follow three days of composting, turn the litter, and let it go

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Leticia Orellana: Impact of Eggshell Quality | Ep. 51

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/08/21

Approximately 244,000,000 eggs are set in incubators every week, and the average hatchability reported by the National Agricultural Statistical Service is 79.4%. That means only 79.4% of those eggs are hatching. As we know, this is a crucial productivity factor. Leticia Orellana, our guest, is conducting an in-depth study on hatchability and eggshell quality parameters, such as translucency and color intensity, and their relationship with other production factors. "In terms of hatchability, we

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Dr. Karen Schwean-Lardner: Performance Through...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/08/16

Lighting is incredibly important for birds as it affects their behavior, physiology, and overall well-being. Various lighting components, such as light intensity, wavelength, and day length, play a significant role in bird performance and welfare. Properly managing lighting conditions can greatly impact bird health and production outcomes. In this episode, I talk to Dr. Schwean-Lardner about the importance of lighting for birds, as well as transportation and other management aspects related to

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44:54

Dr. Anuraj Sukumaran: Poultry Protection from...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/08/07

Microbiology plays a pivotal role in the poultry industry as it ensures the health, welfare, and productivity of poultry. Thus, understanding poultry microbiology is crucial for preventing and controlling infectious diseases and guaranteeing the safety of poultry products for human consumption. In this episode, we delve into a fascinating conversation with Dr. Anuraj Sukumaran, a distinguished expert in food microbiology and safety. Dr. Sukumaran's pioneering work has significantly advanced our

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Dr. Maria Terra-Long: Parasite Management in Poultry...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/08/01

Pasture poultry, a system where birds are raised in open fields, is an emergent and sustainable farming method. It allows the birds to roam freely, forage for insects and plants, and enjoy a more natural lifestyle. However, like any farming practice, pasture poultry has its challenges, one significant concern for farmers being the presence of parasites. In this episode, Dr. Maria Terra-Long discusses her research on parasites affecting poultry farms and emphasizes how managing the risks associated

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Dr. Catherine Logue: Poultry Pathogen Research | Ep. 47

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/07/25

Foodborne illnesses remain a significant public health concern. Therefore, foodborne pathogens from poultry and other food animals must be detected and characterized in order to understand transmission routes, implement prevention strategies, and protect consumer health. To achieve that, monitoring and tracking antimicrobial resistance is essential, since resistant pathogens can cause more severe illnesses and be harder to treat. In this episode, Dr. Catherine Logue discusses detecting and

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52:21

Dr. Susan J. Lamont: Poultry Genetics and...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/07/18

Poultry genetics is a fascinating field that has significantly contributed to agriculture and shown a lot of potential. Every year, breakthroughs in poultry genetics technologies emerge – one such major development has been our ability to investigate the genetics of birds on a larger scale, simultaneously analyzing multiple genes, their structural differences, their variable expressions across tissues, and how these might change due to exposure to bacteria. In this episode, Dr. Susan J. Lamont

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42:14

Dr. Morgan Farnell: Alternatives in Poultry...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/07/11

The growing threat of antimicrobial resistance makes it imperative to explore alternative strategies of sustainable and responsible poultry farming. Therefore, understanding the mechanisms behind the action of antibiotic alternatives can significantly improve bird gut health and consequently, food safety. In this episode, Dr. Morgan Farnell shares his experience working with avian microbiology and immunology. In particular, he talks about understanding the use of products that are alternatives to

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Dr. Tina Widowski: Laying Hen Welfare Insight | Ep. 44

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/07/04

One of the primary aspects of the welfare of laying hens is the living conditions in which they are raised. In recent years, there has been increased awareness of the importance of providing hens with adequate space and enriched environments, so alternatives to cage-based housing (such as cage-free, free-range, and enriched colony housing) have emerged. These systems encourage the natural behavior of hens by offering them more space and resources, such as perches and nesting areas. In this episode,

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Dr. Rodrigo Gallardo Cunazza: Managing Infectious...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/06/27

Infectious coryza (IC) is a contagious bacterial disease that causes respiratory problems in chickens and hens and can decrease egg production, increase mortality, and decrease poultry growth rates. Considering that it is possible for birds carrying the bacterium to spread it to other susceptible individuals within the flock or to neighboring farms, management practices, biosecurity measures, and vaccination are all part of preventing and controlling IC. In this episode, Dr. Rodrigo Gallardo Cunazza

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Dr. Dan Moore: Poultry Research Insights | Ep. 42

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/06/20

Poultry plays a vital role in meeting the global demand for protein-rich foods at affordable prices. As the industry continues that growth, conducting research has become essential because advancing knowledge in the area helps the sector address challenges, improve productivity, ensure food safety, and contribute to the sustainable production of affordable, high-quality poultry products. In this episode, Dr. Dan Moore shares his experience leading a research company and working as a researcher in

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Dr. Sandor Zsarnoczay: Lipid Sources for Broilers |...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/06/13

Even though the lipids in broiler feeds may be overlooked sometimes, they are an essential aspect of poultry nutrition due to their significant impact on the growth and health of the birds. Indeed, the ratio of different types of fats, such as saturated and unsaturated, can affect the metabolism and body composition of the animals. In this episode, Dr. Sandor Zsarnoczay discusses his experience working with different lipid sources and fatty acid profiles, along with the differences between saturated

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Dr. Brett Ramirez: Advances in Environmental Control...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/06/06

In poultry production, engineering has become indispensable to ensuring efficient and sustainable practices. This fact is made evident in the development of environmental control ventilation systems, for example: in poultry houses, these systems optimize air quality, temperature, and humidity, ensuring bird health and productivity. Moreover, technology has also been used to mitigate dust and dry manure in poultry production. With this integration among such technologies, the sector can continue to

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Dr. Joseph Giambrone: Vaccination Against Avian...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/06/01

Avian influenza is a highly contagious virus that infects birds and can also be dangerous to humans. Nevertheless, while it may ruin the poultry industry, disrupting supplies and causing economic losses, there is a solution: vaccination. Vaccines play a critical role in preventing and controlling avian influenza, as they are developed to target specific virus strains and are regularly updated as new ones emerge. In this episode, Dr. Joe Giambrone discusses vaccines for avian influenza and their

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Dr. Dawn Koltes: Inspiring Poultry Education | Ep. 38

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/05/23

If students are to be successful, the poultry industry needs education. It provides them with comprehensive understanding of practices, challenges, and opportunities that cover all the critical topics in the field along with allowing them to make informed decisions and apply what they learn in the classroom. In that sense, engagement is a vital aspect of poultry education, one that is achieved through interactive learning methods, practical training, and real-world experiences. In this episode, Dr

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Dr. Fernando Sampedro: Minimizing Salmonella Risks |...

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/05/16

During the past few years, risk assessments for Salmonella in poultry have made significant advances – and that is excellent: as public health risks associated with this foodborne pathogen grow, effective risk management strategies must be identified and implemented. To minimize Salmonella contamination risks, the poultry industry has been examining its current practices and maximizing the use of its existing tools. So in this episode, Dr. Sampedro shares his experience with understanding the risks

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Dr. Pratima Adhikari: Cracking Hen Nutrition | Ep. 36

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/05/09

Nutrition plays a vital role in the production of laying hens – and it all begins with pullet nutrition. Providing the birds with a well-balanced diet that meets their nutritional needs from the outset is crucial, and so their feeding program should be tailored according to their age, weight, and production stage. Also, it should never be forgotten that adequate nutrition not only promotes optimal egg production, but also enhances the overall health and welfare of laying hens. In this episode, Dr

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Dr. Tim Johnson: Pathogen Vigilance in Poultry | Ep. 35

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/04/25

The poultry industry faces a constant and significant threat from pathogens. Infections caused by bacteria, viruses, and parasites result in decreases in production, higher mortality rates, and substantial economic losses in poultry. Thus, a better understanding of bird microbiota, antimicrobial resistance biology, and alternatives to antimicrobials is necessary to safeguard the health and welfare of the flocks. It is also essential to understand the ecology of pathogens in order to prevent human

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Dusty Reynolds: Poultry Farming Robotics | Ep. 34

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/04/18

Robotics has revolutionized the broiler farming industry by allowing unprecedented efficiency and precision: from monitoring the health and growth of individual birds to collecting dead animals, those dynamic machines can perform a wide range of tasks. In this episode, Dusty Reynolds discusses the autonomous robotic solution his company has developed to address the additional labor costs, help poultry management, and improve the poultry industry. He goes deep into the mode of operation, devices

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Dr. Michael Bedford: Phytase Use in Poultry | Ep. 33

The Poultry Podcast Show ·

2023/04/11

The enzyme phytase plays a crucial role in poultry nutrition, since it breaks down phytic acid – a component of most plant-based feed ingredients – as well as releases phosphorus and other nutrients for the birds. Thus, phytase promotes better growth and development for poultry by improving the availability of phosphorus while reducing the amount of it that is excreted in manure. In this episode, Dr. Michael Bedford discusses the use of phytase and other enzymes in poultry feed formulations to

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