65 participants from the poultry industry in the Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region took part in USSEC’s 7th Poultry Production Training Program Webinar in cooperation with Cairo University and Egyptian Poultry Association on December 22.
Topics discussed included: Broiler Management during the First Ten Days, presented by Prof. Dr. M. A. Elmenawey; Mycotoxin in Poultry Feed, Prof. Dr. S. M. Shalash; Factors Affecting Carcass Quality, Prof. Dr. A. M. Atta; and Vaccination Failure, Prof. Dr. M. H. Awaad.
The webinar was followed by a roundtable where participants and speakers interacted through further discussion.
In Egypt, which is classified as a growth market, USSEC has been playing an important role in improving the performance of poultry production to lower the cost of production and to increase the consumption per capita. Government ownership in crushing as well as in poultry production will help for the time being to increase the level of protein consumption per capita per day in Egypt. Poultry and fish are the major consumers of soybean meal production in Egypt.
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USSEC’s 7th Poultry Production Training Program Webinar held in (MENA) Region. Which is playing an important role in reducing production cost and increasing per capita cost to improve USSEC poultry production performance.
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USSEC’s 7th Poultry Production Training Program in the MENA region reflects its dedication to advancing poultry industry practices and efficiency
USSEC’s 7th Poultry Production Training Program in the MENA region reflects its dedication to advancing poultry industry practices and efficiency. By addressing critical topics such as broiler management, feed quality, and vaccination, the program equips participants with tools to improve production and reduce costs. This initiative not only supports Egypt’s growing poultry market but also emphasizes the essential role of soybean meal in meeting the region’s protein consumption demands.
excellent training program