Member Dr. BISHNU HARI
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I would like to extend my sincerest gratitude to the esteemed guest lecturer and the team responsible for facilitating this lecture for our community. The lecture proved to be an enlightening experience, shedding light on topics such as pre-layer feed, egg size, and egg shell quality.
What advice would you offer to a farmer who relies exclusively on commercial feed and is facing the challenge of minimizing egg size at week seventy or later, given that he/she lacks knowledge of the precise nutritional composition of the feed?
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Hello Saviour! Thanks for this question. We will confer with our instructors and respond to your question soon. Stay tuned!
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Hello SEC Community Members! I hope you are having a great week!
For this week’s discussion topic, we want to again go back to our recent topic of feeds and feeding of laying chickens. If you missed our wonderful session with Dr. Noel Lumbo, we are happy to report that the recorded session is now available for you to view on demand.
Go to the landing page for the webinar, and click “Launch Training” to review the recording and the lecture materials: https://dev.soyexcellence.org/courses/feeds-and-feeding-of-laying-chickens/.
Do you have more questions for Dr. Lumbo that you were not able to ask? Please ask them here in the post and we can get them answered for you!
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Hello SEC Community Members! I hope you are having a great week!
For this week’s discussion topic, we want to again go back to our recent topic of feeds and feeding of laying chickens. If you missed our wonderful session with Dr. Noel Lumbo, we are happy to report that the recorded session is now available for you to view on demand.
Go to the landing page for the webinar, and click “Launch Training” to review the recording and the lecture materials: https://dev.soyexcellence.org/courses/feeds-and-feeding-of-laying-chickens/.
Do you have more questions for Dr. Lumbo that you were not able to ask? Please ask them here in the post and we can get them answered for you!
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Happy Tuesday Community Pod Members! We are back with another weekly discussion topic!
Many of you participated in the live Q&A earlier this week with Dr. Noel Lumbo on the topic of Feeds and Feeding of Laying Chickens. This week’s discussion topic is really just a follow up to this Q&A.
What were some of your most important takeaways from the session with Dr. Lumbo? Did you have any questions remaining that you hoped would get answered? Feel free to chime in on the comment thread, and we can get your answers for you from the expert!
If you did not have the chance to participate, no problem! The recorded session will be online in a few days. Stay tuned!
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💡💡💡Happy Tuesday Community Pod Members! We are back with another weekly discussion topic!
Many of you participated in the live Q&A earlier this week with Dr. Noel Lumbo on the topic of Feeds and Feeding of Laying Chickens. This week’s discussion topic is really just a follow up to this Q&A.
What were some of your most important takeaways from the session with Dr. Lumbo? Did you have any questions remaining that you hoped would get answered? Feel free to chime in on the comment thread, and we can get your answers for you from the expert!
If you did not have the chance to participate, no problem! The recorded session will be online in a few days. Stay tuned!
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Hello SEC Poultry Pod Members! We are back again with your weekly pod discussion topic!
As we have the upcoming live Expert Q&A with Dr. Noel Lumbo on the topic of feeds and feeding of laying chickens, this week’s question revolves around this topic.
What have been the most significant challenges you have faced with feeding your birds? Have you encountered surprising circumstances that you overcame in unexpected ways? How did you do it? Let us know in the comments!
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Hello SEC Poultry Pod Members! We are back again with your weekly pod discussion topic!
As we have the upcoming live Expert Q&A with Dr. Noel Lumbo on the topic of feeds and feeding of laying chickens, this week’s question revolves around this topic.
What have been the most significant challenges you have faced with feeding your birds? Have you encountered surprising circumstances that you overcame in unexpected ways? How did you do it? Let us know in the comments!
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Hello SEC Poultry Pod Members! We are back again with your weekly pod discussion topic!
As we have the upcoming live Expert Q&A with Dr. Noel Lumbo on the topic of feeds and feeding of laying chickens, this week’s question revolves around this topic.
What have been the most significant challenges you have faced with feeding your birds? Have you encountered surprising circumstances that you overcame in unexpected ways? How did you do it? Let us know in the comments!
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Happy Monday, Tomorrow Solvers! We are back again with your weekly discussion topic related to the soybean value chain.
This week, we are talking about the impact of low crude protein in poultry diets. Here is a thoughtful article from the Poultry Site which offers the pros and cons: https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/low-crude-protein-diets-in-poultry-what-are-the-consequences
Are you out there incorporating low crude protein into the diet for your birds? What has been your experience? Let us know in the comments!
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Happy Monday, Tomorrow Solvers! We are back again with your weekly discussion topic related to poultry feeding and nutrition.
This week, we are talking about preparing for seasonal change. Here in the U.S., we are in the midst of a turnover into autumn. Since we have users in this forum around the globe, many of you will be in a different season.
Regardless, here is a useful article from the Poultry Site giving tips on how to prepare for seasonal change: https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/dealing-with-seasonal-changes-in-the-hatchery.
Have you tried some of the tactics offered in the advice section? Or do you see some best practices that are missing? Let us know in the comments!
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Happy Monday, Tomorrow Solvers! We are back again with your weekly discussion topic related to poultry disease and management.
This week, we are focusing on the topic of “leaky gut” in poultry. This trend and its impact is featured in this article from The Poultry Site. https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/how-does-leaky-gut-impact-poultry.
According to Dr. Kimberle Agle, Immunology Research Manager with Arm & Hammer Animal and Food Production, ““Leaky gut is the common name for when the intestinal lining or the intestinal epithelium loses its cell-cell contacts and begins to leak,” said Agle. “What happens is the noxious contents of the gastrointestinal tract can then mix with the inside of the animal’s body, causing a snowball effect and activation of the immune system that takes away from animal performance and impacts animal health.”
Are these symptoms you’ve come across in your work in poultry production? How have you resolved them? Or, do you find some of the analysis and best practices in the article useful and implementable? Let us know in the discussion comments!
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Thank you so much @CommunityManager for this wonderful and comprehensive reply. I will definitely do as stated and come back to give feedback. Thank you.
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Hi Zaid! Just following up here. Have you been able to implement any of the above recommended practices?
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Excellent! Good luck! Look forward to hearing more :)
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