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 CocciForum Issue No. 2e
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El cielo es el límite
Los especialistas analizan nuevas oportunidades para alcanzarnuevas alturas en nutrición y salud intestinal Noticias de la Industria Jugándosela Después de una reveladora ‘conversación’ con sus pollos de asar, el Dr. Mueez Ahmad se forma en la fila para la guillotina, en beneficio de la salud intestinal y el rendimiento de las aves. Armando el Rompecabezas de la Dermatitis Gangrenosa La prevención de los ciclos tardíos de coccidiosis mediante vacunación puede frenar esta costosa enfermedad bacteriana Opinión Con el Ciclo de la Vacuna no se Juega Un avicultor de Georgia aprende una dura pero valiosa lección sobre el manejo efectivo de la coccidiosis en reproductoras pesadas  CocciForum Issue No. 14
Welcome to our latest edition of CocciForum. In this edition you will find... In the eye of the beholder » Special report: Cocciforum Venice » Passing the 'so what' test » European poultry conference » Cocci people » Cocci news » Cocci views.
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Special Report: CocciForum Venice
New Challenges in Intestinal Health Management Future success for EU poultry companies requires focus on consumer trends, quality Disease-control methods such as vaccination and other tools that reduce antibiotic usage and nurture the consumer’s view of poultry meat as a safe, high quality and socially conscious product will contribute to the success of European poultry companies in the future, according to a leading poultry consultant and strategist. Necrotic enteritis outbreaks in broilers stop after vaccination of hens with clostridium toxoid Outbreaks of necrotic enteritis in conventional broiler flocks stopped after breeder hens were vaccinated with a new clostridium toxoid vaccine, Dr. Neil Ambrose said at the European Poultry Conference held last fall in Verona, Italy.< Renowned parasitologist Peter Long remembered Last October, sad news slowly spread throughout the world’s poultry industry. Renowned poultry parasitologist Peter Leslie Long had died at age 78 after a short illness. Oocyst-counting method ensures proper administration of Paracox-5 A practical method of counting oocysts after the first shedding in birds vaccinated with Paracox-5 has proved to be an excellent method for assessing the effectiveness of vaccine administration. Asking tough questions How should European poultry producers fight growing competition from inexpensive frozen imports? Should producers seek more protectionist policies? Or should they rethink their strategies to become more competitive? In the eye of the beholder Eimeria is the object of Dr. Ralph Marshall's fascinationTo an outsider, studying Eimeria for a living is a far-from-glamorous job, but parasitologist Dr. Ralph Marshall considers the object of his work attractive, mysterious, clever and challenging. He even has a favorite coccidial species - Eimeria tenella. Passing The So What Test Genetic studies of Eimeria could lead to big breakthroughs in coccidiosis control  CocciForum Issue No. 1e
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Combatiendo la Resistencia
La vacunación siembra los galpones con ooquistes sensibles a los coccidiostatos que se utilizan comúnmente en el alimento Cuaderno de Nutrición: IDEA Cambiando los paradigmas de nutrición y rendimiento avícolas En materia de coccidiosis: Siempre a la Cabeza La visión, la innovación y la aversión a lo rutinario mantienen Coccidiosis y nutrición: La vacunación contra la coccidiosis permite mayor flexibilidad en la dieta Revise su programa para reducir al mínimo la presión de coccidiosis y aumentar al máximo su control Cocci News  CocciForum Issue No. 13
North American IssueWelcome to our latest edition of CocciForum. In this issue: Cover story on the chopping block» Vaccination: rising to the top » New strategy to reduce in-feed medication» Don't mess with vaccine recycling » News from shering-plough » European poultry conference and much more.. Click Here for more details....
Don't Mess With Vaccine Cycling
Georgia producer learns a hard but valuable lesson about managing coccidiosis effectively in broiler breeders New Strategy To Reduce In-Feed Medication Passive immunity a viable strategy for Canada's Dr. Neil Ambrose Free bird For as long as I can remember, the word freedom has been associated with birds. Necrotic enteritis outbreaks in broilers stop after vaccination of hens with clostridium toxoid Outbreaks of necrotic enteritis in conventional broiler flocks stopped after breeder hens were vaccinated with a new clostridium toxoid vaccine, Dr. Neil Ambrose said at the European Poultry Conference held last fall in Verona, Italy. Updated coccidiosis book addresses value of vaccination A popular book on coccidiosis has been updated to include a new chapter on anticoccidial drugs and vaccines. Vaccination: Rising To The Top A national report shows that of 10 poultry complexes with the best results for "days to 5 pounds" in 2006, the top three were using Coccivac-B vaccine instead of a traditional in-feed anticoccidial for coccidiosis control. On The Chopping Block After a revealing 'conversation' with his broilers, Dr. Mueez Ahmad put his neck on the line to benefit their intestinal health and performance Cocci News  CocciForum Issue No. 12b
North American IssueWelcome to our latest edition of CocciForum. In this issue: Working to detect subclinical necrotic enteritis » Preventing late coccidiosis with cycling vaccination» New guidelines for coccidiosis vaccines » Coccidiosis vaccination reduces need for treatment » New developments affecting the poultry industry and much more. Click Here for more details....
Working Undercover
Subclinical necrotic enteritis often goes undetected, slowly erodes profits Technically Speaking: essential elements Independent project group develops guidelines for coccidiosis vaccines Cover Story - Solving the Gangrenous Dermatitis Puzzle Preventing late coccidiosis cycling with vaccination may halt this costly bacterial disease COCCI News Trends and research affecting coccidiosis management  CocciForum Issue No. 12a
European IssueWelcome to our latest edition of CocciForum. In this issue: Vaccinating layers for coccidiosis » Producers increase flexibility » Fine tuning wheat based rations with vaccinations for greater freedom» New guidelines for coccidiosis vaccines » Coccidiosis vaccination reduces need for treatment » New developments affecting the poultry industry and much more.. Click Here for more details....
COCCI Profile: Simple Math
Vaccinating layers for coccidiosis was an easy decision for UK’s Deans Foods. Thinning Flocks to Fatten Profits Vaccination for coccidiosis complements thinning, increases flexibility for producers. Building on a good IDEA Fine-tuning wheat-based rations together with coccidiosis vaccination gives producers in Northern Europe more flexibility. Technically speaking: essential elements Dr. David Chapman presents new guidelines for coccidiosis vaccines. Independent Analysis Dr. Marco Tamba finds that coccidiosis vaccination reduces need for treatment. COCCI News Trends and research affecting coccidiosis management  CocciForum Issue No. 11
Welcome to our latest edition of CocciForum. In this issue: The vision and innovation of Dr. Rae Fischer » How light and color can impact vaccine performance » Veterinarians present a visual guide to managing coccidiosis » Raising standard broilers without in-feed growth promoters and anticoccidials » New developments affecting the poultry industry and much more..
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COCCI Profile: Top Dog
Vision, innovation and an aversion to anything routine keep Dr. Rae Fischer well ahead of the pack. Shedding Light on Spray Cabinet Vaccination Studies show light and color can impact coccidiosis vaccine performance What quadrant are you in? Veterinarians present a visual guide to managing coccidiosis and plotting your success. COCCI FAQs Schering-Plough’s tech service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis in broilers. Been There, Done That Belgium's Joosen-Luyckx has a 4-year head start raising standard broilers without in-feed growth promoters and anticoccidials. 'Love at first sight' Holland’s Dr. Wil Landman and Herman Peek talk about their interest in Eimeria, concerns about resistance and next steps for improving control. COCCI News Autogenus vaccines should be backed by data; Skeletal muscle degeneration from monensin. News From Schering-Plough New developments affecting the poultry industry.  CocciForum Issue No. 10
Welcome to our 10th edition of CocciForum. In this issue: Vaccination and Eimeria sensitivity » An FAQ on managing coccidiosis in broilers » A case study from Longiano, Italy » How vaccination stacks up against in-feed anticoccidials » Discussion about the IDEA concept » Research on E. Mivati and much much more..
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COCCI Profile: Sensitivity Training
European study backs earlier work in US showing that coccidiosis vaccination restores Eimeria sensitivity. COCCI FAQs Schering-Plough’s tech service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis in broilers. COCCI People: Safety Net Coccidiosis vaccination helps Martini Alimentare market birds with confidence and flexibility. Without a Doubt Latest data confirm that vaccination yields equal or better protection than in-feed antibiotics. SPECIAL REPORT: Charting the Course for Intestinal Health Specialists discuss IDEA concept, address new opportunities for feed management when vaccinating broilers for coccidiosis. Solving the E.Mivati Mystery Recent research, testing indicate the once elusive coccidial pathogen is a distinct species. COCCI News Product updates and industry trends COCCI Views It’s all about food safety - Stephen P. Collins Vice President, Worldwide Poultry Schering-Plough Animal Health Corporation  CocciForum Issue No. 9
Welcome to the 9th Edition of CocciForum. In this edition you will find... Vaccination provides flexibility with broiler management » Nutrition and performance » The foundation for coccidiosis vaccination » Autogenus vaccines put to the test » Managing coccidiosis in broilers without in-feed antibiotics » Blending nutrition » News and views.
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COCCI Profile: Feed for Thought
Coccidiosis vaccination gives Spain’s AVILESA more flexibility with broiler management. Nutrition Notebook: Idea Changing Paradigms in poultry nutrition and performance COCCI People: Groundbreakers Veterinarian Walter T. Johnson laid the foundation for coccidiosis vaccination Vaccine Showdown Autogenus vaccines put to test against federally licensed industry leader COCCI FAQs Schering-Plough’s tech service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis in broilers Under Scrutiny Do phytotherapy products have anticoccidial activity or adverse effects on coccidiosis vaccination? Intestinal Fortitude Understanding the real cause of intussusception in broiler breeders leads the way to effective control Technically speaking: a better idea Managing intestinal health without in-feed antibiotics - a practical approach COCCI News Product updates and industry trends COCCI Views Blending nutrition into coccidiosis management - Stephen P. Collins Vice President, Worldwide Poultry Schering-Plough Animal Health Corporation.  CocciForum Issue No. 8
Welcome to the 8th Edition of CocciForum. In this edition you will find... Common ground producing premium and standard broilers » Industry performance data for vaccinated birds » Vaccination and a more flexible diet » Giving ionophores and other drugs a rest » The best assurance against extraneous pathogens » Optimizing intestinal health programs » New disease-management trends » Credibility becoming ‘undeniable’ » Spraycox II and the views of Dr John Radu, DVM.
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COCCI Profile: A Perfect 10
Despite obvious differences, Amadori’s premium and standard broilers have found common ground in one major area of production management — coccidiosis control. Look at the Big Picture Industry performance data show birds vaccinated with Coccivav-B perform as well as or better than other programs COCCI Nutrition: Cocci vaccination enables more flexible diet Review your program to minimise coccidiosis pressure and maximise control SUMMER HELP Goldkist veterinarian focuses on coccidiosis vaccination to give ionophores and other drugs a much needed rest. Special Supplement: Pure and Sure Licensed vaccines are the poultry industry’s best assurance against extraneous pathogens. Gut decisions Managing Nutrition to optimise intestinal health programs COCCI People: Here we go again New disease-management trends are helping researcher Greg Mathis return to what lured him into the poultry industry in the first place — coccidiosis. Mountain of evidence Credibility of coccidiosis vaccination becoming ‘undeniable’ COCCI News Spraycox II Debuts at IPE - Adependable tool for coccidiosis vaccination in the hatchery just got better. COCCI Views Dr John Radu, DVM, Technical Service Veterinarian  CocciForum Issue No. 7
Our seventh issue of CocciForum contains: A detailed study validating theories of Coccivac-B restoring Eimeria sensitivity to diclazuril » A feature on identifying viable, sporulated oocysts » How vaccination controls coccidiosis and improves performance in integrator's controlled study » Your questions about managing coccidiosis in broilers answered by SPAH's service team » A profile on China's growing acceptance of biological prevention » And finally, the latest industry new and views.
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COCCI R&D - Irrefutable Evidence
New study validates theory that vaccinating with Coccivac-B restores Eimeria sensitivity to diclazuril Cover Story - Know the Spore Identifying viable, sporulated oocysts key to a quality coccidiosis vaccine COCCI Confidential Vaccine Controls Coccidiosis, Improves Performance In Integrator's Controlled Study COCCI FAQs Schering-Plough’s tech service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis in broilers Technically Speaking Guest Author Provides Technical Insights on Managing Coccidiosis in Broilers COCCI Profile - Coccidiosis Vaccination Takes Hold in China More producers accepting concept of biological prevention COCCI News Updates from Industry COCCI Views Putting Ideas to the Test  CocciForum Issue No. 6
Welcome to the sixth issue of CocciForum. This issue features: Implementation of new tools and strategies for managing coccidiosis » Combating coccidiosis in broiler breeders » Your technical questions answered by SPAH's service team » The lowdown on new approaches to coccidiosis management in growing poults, and the latest news and views from across the world.
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COCCI Profile: Long-Range Planning
New tools and strategies are helping Wayne Farms to better manage coccidiosis while optimizing both product and bird performance Cover Story - 'This is the Future' IAH’s Martin Shirley is leading the way to mapping the Eimeria genome and developing an even better understanding of coccidiosis in poultry Technically Speaking Combating Coccidiosis in Broiler Breeders COCCI FAQs Schering-Plough Animal Health’s technical service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis Special Report: Talking Turkey Veterinarians, nutritionists and live-production managers flock to Missouri for the lowdown on new approaches to coccidiosis management in growing poults COCCI News Product updates and industry trends COCCI Views Blending nutrition into coccidiosis management  CocciForum Issue No. 5
Welcome to issue five of CocciForum, which contains: A look at mainstream poultry companies drug free programs in response to consumer and regulatory trends » Timing and management help master art of coccidiosis vaccination » Your questions and technical queries answered by SPAH's service team » Effects of selection pressure on Eimeria Populations » And finally, industry news and views.
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Cover Story - Natural Tendencies
Mainstream poultry companies eye drug-free programs to address growing consumer demands and regulatory trends COCCI Focus Fine tuning timing and management helped Pilgrim’s Pride master the art of coccidiosis vaccination. Special Report Advances in Cocci Vaccine Production COCCI FAQs Schering-Plough’s tech service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis in broilers Technically Speaking The Effects of Selection Pressure on Eimeria Populations COCCI Views Adding value COCCI News Product updates and industry trends  CocciForum Issue No. 4
In CocciForum's fourth issue: We see how vaccination pays off in lightweight birds » A special report on the future of coccidiosis control » Technical questions answered by SPAH's specialists » Combating the enteritis threat with good management » Dr H. David Chapman on coccidiosis control » Combining products for optimal protection and Dr Martin Shirley on making your coccidiosis control programs state of the art.
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Big Gains for Small Birds
Research, field trials show coccidiosis vaccination pays — even for lightweight birds COCCI Focus - Seizing the Opportunity Townsends takes the Arkansas state motto to heart with innovative health program Special Report International conference maps future direction for control COCCI FAQs SPAH's technical service team answers questions about managing coccidiosis Keeping Enteritis in Check Birds vaccinated for coccidiosis may face enteritis threat, but losses are easy to avoid with good management and common sense COCCI People - Dr H.David Chapman Navigating the sparkling new waters of coccidiosis control Optimal results Study shows coccidiosis vaccination doesn't deter CE products from protecting birds against Salmonella enteritidis Cover Story - Technically Speaking Dr. Martin Shirley on making your coccidiosis control program state of the art COCCI News Product updates and industry trends  CocciForum Issue No. 3
Welcome to the third issue of CocciForum. In this issue: A technical report on the use of vaccination to optimize nutrition programs » A focus on Brazil's Osato Alimentos » Joyce Johnson and the new frontiers forged in coccidiosis control » Summertime and the exploration of new coccidiosis management options » Frequently asked cocci vaccination questions and industry news.
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Technically Speaking
Using Coccidiosis Vaccination to Optimize your Nutrition Program COCCI Focus - Thinking Green Brazil’s Osato Alimentos uses coccidiosis vaccine to ride hot wave in poultry production COCCI People - Giant Leaps Joyce Johnson forged new frontiers in coccidiosis control The Heat is On Summer is the best time to explore new options for coccidiosis management COCCI FAQs Frequently asked questions about cocci vaccination COCCI News Product updates and industry trends  CocciForum Issue No. 2
In this second issue of CocciForum: We look at combating resistance in sensitive oocysts » A profile of Dr Harry Danforth and his work with controlling coccidiosis in poultry » A focus on vaccine yields and performance » Europe's use of vaccination in broilers » A technical article from Dr Phillip Hargis » Latest news and industry trends.
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Combating Resistance
Vaccination seeds houses with oocysts that are sensitive to commonly used in-feed coccidiostats COCCI People - Dr Harry Danforth Dr. Harry Danforth has devoted his career to controlling coccidiosis in poultry COCCI Focus - Peace of Mind Switch to coccidiosis vaccine yields flexibility, performance for rapidly growing Peco Foods Keeping it Simple Like the U.S., Latin America and Asia, Europe is finding vaccination to be an effective — and convenient — method of managing coccidiosis in broilers Technically Speaking Dr. Phillip Hargis on formulating feeds for birds that have been vaccinated for coccidiosis COCCI News Product updates and industry trends  CocciForum Issue No. 1
Welcome to the very first edition of CocciForum. In this issue: We look at the performance of vaccinated birds versus ones receiving traditional in-feed coccidiostats » Why there is no need for headaches at the feedmill » Producing drug-free birds for Japan » A discussion of new rotation strategies and, finally, latest news and trends.
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Cover Story - Tying the Score
Performance of vaccinated birds equals or exceeds birds receiving traditional in-feed coccidiostats 'Business as Usual' Switching to a coccidiosis vaccine doesn't have to cause headaches at the feedmill COCCI Focus - Kicking the Habit CP Bangkok produces drug-free birds for Japan Technically Speaking Dr. H. David Chapman, University of Arkansas, discusses new rotation strategies COCCI News Product updates and industry trends |
Coccidiosis remains one of the most economically important diseases in poultry production.
In the UK, it is estimated that coccidiosis costs the poultry industry in excess of £40 million annually. In chickens, coccidiosis is a protozoan disease caused by various species of the genus Eimeria. The life cycle of the parasite is complex, involves both sexual and asexual reproductive phases, and is characterised by tremendous parasite multiplication in the cells lining the intestines. For additional information on Coccidiosis please visit www.intestinalhealthpoultry.com  General Management Considerations For Paracox™ Live Coccidial Vaccines  Paracox
is a suspension of live attenuated coccidial
oocysts. It is designed to stimulate an immune response in
the bird by introducing a controlled number of organisms
of desired Eimeria species. Chickens are susceptible to coccidiosis at any age. They are invariably infected to some degree within the first two weeks after placement. This early exposure generally results in immunity, even if no obvious signs of disease are noted. With repeated, low level exposure, persistent immunity can be maintained. The immunity is species specific. That is, immunity to one Eimeria species will not provide protection against other species. Effective live coccidial vaccination programs depend on an initial controlled exposure to live sporulated oocysts. Following the initial controlled exposure, the coccidia must achieve two or more subsequent life cycles in the bird for full immunity to develop. Although the initial dose and route of administration is controlled, the subsequent cycling of the vaccine is heavily influenced by poultry house management conditions as well as the general health of birds and their immune status. Vaccines There are two lines of coccidiosis vaccines manufactured by Schering-Plough Animal Health, which are Paracox™ and Coccivac®. Each line has been carefully developed to effectively control coccidiosis in regions where the vaccines are marketed. The vaccines in both lines contain all the necessary species of Eimeria needed for drug-free, residue-free and resistance-free control of coccidiosis. Paracox Line Paracox™ is designed for broiler breeders and layer pullets, which are grown to an older age. It contains seven species of Eimeria, including two antigenically different strains of E. maxima. Paracox™-5 contains the four different species of Eimeria, including two strains of E. maxima, that most commonly affect broilers. Coccivac Line Coccivac®-B was developed for broilers and contains all four species of Eimeria that most often affect broiler flocks, while Coccivac®-D contains the eight Eimeria species most often affecting broiler breeders and layers. Coccivac®-T contains the four Eimeria species needed to protect against coccidiosis in turkeys.   Paracox® - Attenuated, live coccidiosis vaccine for broiler breeders and layer pullets. Paracox®-5 - For the active immunization of chickens to reduce infection and clinical signs caused by E. acervulina, E. maxima, E. mitis and E. tenella.  Coccivac®-B - For vaccination of healthy chickens at one day of age or older as an aid in preventing performance losses or mortality due to coccidiosis.  Coccivac®-D - For vaccination of healthy breeders and layers as an aid in preventing coccidiosis Coccivac®-T - For vaccination of healthy turkeys as an aid in preventing coccidiosis |
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