Poultry research in Canada: Heavy hitters launch new projects

Published 2024년 11월 15일

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Researchers at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada, are starting new projects funded by the Canadian Poultry Research Council and the federal government. The projects focus on areas such as avian influenza, embryo and chick activity, alternative antibiotics, feed additives, and egg disinfection. Other areas of study include the impact of climate change on poultry gut health and the potential uses of compounds found in litter. Food science researcher Dr Keith Warriner will also look into using antimicrobial gas-phase hydroxyl radicals for egg and hatchery surface cleaning.

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Several of Canada’s most-prominent poultry researchers are launching new projects supported by federal government funding delivered through the Canadian Poultry Research Council. These projects, all based at University of Guelph in Ontario, span a wide range of areas, including avian influenza, embryo and chick activity, antibiotic alternatives, feed additives and disinfection of eggs at hatcheries. Curbing AI spread Embryo and chick activity Antibiotic alternative? Feed additives and gases Biochar star Dutta will also work in collaboration with scientists at AAFC and McGill to study how climate change impacts the gut health of poultry and explore innovative uses for valuable compounds found in litter. A clean egg Disinfection of eggs in hatcheries can be done ...

Source: Poultryworld