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  1. Elaine Elder

    Bird Flu Crisis.

    In highly pathogenic avian influenza , the disease appears suddenly in a flock and many birds die either without premonitory signs or with minimal signs of depression, inappetence, ruffled feathers and fever. Other birds show weakness and a staggering gait. Hens may at first lay soft-shelled...
  2. Elaine Elder

    Eradication of Mycoplasma Gallisepticum through egg dipping technique

    Egg dipping to control vertical transmission of Microplasma Gallisepticum. Process includes washing eggs thoroughly in antiseptic and antibacterial wash. Heat eggs to 100 degrees for 3 hours to cause expansion of egg contents. Mix 500 grams of tylan in 2 liters of water. Refrigerate water...
  3. Elaine Elder

    NPIP CERTIFICATION DOES NOT INCLUDE MYCOPLASMA GALLISEPTICUM THEREFORE DOES NOT MEAN DISEASE FREE BI

    I plan to send the following to the Georgia Poultry Lab in regards to the mishandling of testing protocols as well as lack of training of their lab technicians. My plan: Step 1. use vaccine in current breeding stock to stop vertical and lateral transmission of MG by vaccination with MG-VAC...
  4. Elaine Elder

    Chick Chick Chick and more Chicks

    FANCY EASTER EGGERS - NOTHING BORING HERE Australorp, Speckled Sussex, Black, Lavender, Chocolate, Buff Orpingtons, Swedish Flower and Crevecoeur Hens crossed with Lavender Americauna Roosters. will lay shades of Blue to Green eggs $5 - 1 week old straight run. May get a bargain chick by...
  5. Elaine Elder

    New Poultry Respiratory Disease

    Apparently I'm dealing with a new Upper Respiratory infection in poultry. 1st symptoms: Day 1 - 3 Chicks and pullets affected. They hunch up and look cold. Easy to catch, like they don't care if you catch them. Body warm but feet are cold. 2nd Symptoms: Days 2 - 4 Eyes slow to open or do not...
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