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1991 Annual Index Just in case you are not one of the many POULTRY DIGEST readers who saves (even has bound) every issue to form a continuous library of poultry production information, the following monthly breakdown of our indexing should be helpful in locating articles. Chick mortality causes examined BREEDING AND HATCHING Dietary fat can affect broiler leg problems Broiler breeders: Feed particle size affected broiler growth Sn ge i a ee re JAN pg. 6 Litter condition effects on carcass bacteria consider behavior in FEB pg. 26 Chick mortality causes examined effects of low protein on males...............0--5- MAY pg. 6 Spiking mortality cause investigated grill opening size for Feather-lysate offers another protein source handle eggs properly nest to incubator Protein lack did not affect cholera immunity heredity a factor in dyschondroplasia ENNROEIE Bie OOMIEOE UCU: soa is a Be A oe Se ge ew SEP pg. 6 late bird syndrome; questions, answers... 1.1.6... 0000s AUG pg. 12 limit feeding made more aggressive Manpower management on large broiler farm management for vigorous poults Survey shows returns on contract production maternal antibody in IBD vaccination Compost manure in holding sheds new thinking on nutrition for Humidity’s effect more than air movement optimum fat level for Broiler weights more uniform with antibiotic New regulations delay loans for housing High calcium level depressed broiler growth Amprolium cut mortality in skip-a-day programs Chicks must learn quickly to drink separate feeding of Fumaric acid improved broiler body weights slat floors compared for Darkling beetles did not hurt performance swollen heads in Feed withdrawal time affects meat texture Coccidiosis may interact with other agents yeast culture improved hatch of fertile Feeding high-protein corn to broilers, layers yolk and serum titers correlate well Removal of vitamins, trace minerals from diet zinc bacitracin improved results of Some ideas on husbandry, space, comfort needs Breeder ducklings: Antibiotics can improve chick livability Light intensity affects lay of DEC pg. 6 Day-old vaccination with killed IBD vaccine T-2 toxin effects differ in ducks, chickens... ........00.. SEP pg. 8 Hatchery: BROODING AND REARING SEP pg. 28 All-in all-out production: contro] disease hydrogen peroxide okay to sanitize eggs Sudden death turkey problem shorter incubation for some turkeys... 2.2.25...ee e AUG pg. 82 Monitor reactions to vaccinations troubleshooting ventilation for troubleshooting temperatures transferring turkey eggs to hatcher Managing mechanical ventilation systems when to pull chicks from hatcher Forced air furnaces need managing Manage ‘broiler feeder ‘systems. ¢'. sea ee i APR pg. 41 BROILERS HOw: to RANGIS TIPOVER. POUNS le iis ec aie Wags Cee ae el ols MAR pg. 39 New strep infection reported in ducks. ................ MAR pg. 40 Aluminosilicate reduces effects of aflatoxins Chick mortality causes examined Clean water lines between each flock Water source may be factor in dermatitis Dead bird disposal methods research priority Dietary fat can affect broiler leg problems Diet possible factor in sudden death syndrome Bursal disease variants causing problems... ............6- FEB pg. 6 Forced air fumaces need managing High calcium level depressed broiler growth Fluorescent lamps saved electricity First day heat for poults critical New infectious bronchitis variants emerging Some tips on proper medication, vaccination DEC pg. 10 Rexarsone improves ionophore effectiveness Sodium, chloride levels for broilers ECOLOGY AND WASTE HANDLING Dead bird disposal methods research priority JAN pg. 10 California cage hen manure handling Triticale as a grain for broiler starter diets Broiler litter fuel for power plants Water source may be factor in dermatitis Virginia has waste permits for poultry Dietary: fat cantaffect leg penieaa oea a FEB pg. 6 IBD continued research needed EGGS Bursal disease variants causing problems. ................ FEB pg. 6 Managing broiler feeder systems APR pg. 41 Broiler litter ash a source of phosphorus Plan to lengthen layer facility life Ah of Broiler litter, recycled paper chips for Old problems back with free range - 33 Some mycotoxins may perpetuate leg weakness British non-cage egg production climbing . 64 Kenaf core suitable for broiler litter Steps to prevent wet droppings . 65 30 POULTRY DIGEST » DECEMBER 1991 1991 Annual Index Just in case you are not one of the many POULTRY DIGEST readers who saves (even has bound) every issue to form a continuous library of poultry production information, the following monthly breakdown of our indexing should be helpful in locating articles. Chick mortality causes examined BREEDING AND HATCHING Dietary fat can affect broiler leg problems Broiler breeders: Feed particle size affected broiler growth Sn ge i a ee re JAN pg. 6 Litter condition effects on carcass bacteria consider behavior in FEB pg. 26 Chick mortality causes examined effects of low protein on males...............0--5- MAY pg. 6 Spiking mortality cause investigated grill opening size for Feather-lysate offers another protein source handle eggs properly nest to incubator Protein lack did not affect cholera immunity heredity a factor in dyschondroplasia ENNROEIE Bie OOMIEOE UCU: soa is a Be A oe Se ge ew SEP pg. 6 late bird syndrome; questions, answers... 1.1.6... 0000s AUG pg. 12 limit feeding made more aggressive Manpower management on large broiler farm management for vigorous poults Survey shows returns on contract production maternal antibody in IBD vaccination Compost manure in holding sheds new thinking on nutrition for Humidity’s effect more than air movement optimum fat level for Broiler weights more uniform with antibiotic New regulations delay loans for housing High calcium level depressed broiler growth Amprolium cut mortality in skip-a-day programs Chicks must learn quickly to drink separate feeding of Fumaric acid improved broiler body weights slat floors compared for Darkling beetles did not hurt performance swollen heads in Feed withdrawal time affects meat texture Coccidiosis may interact with other agents yeast culture improved hatch of fertile Feeding high-protein corn to broilers, layers yolk and serum titers correlate well Removal of vitamins, trace minerals from diet zinc bacitracin improved results of Some ideas on husbandry, space, comfort needs Breeder ducklings: Antibiotics can improve chick livability Light intensity affects lay of DEC pg. 6 Day-old vaccination with killed IBD vaccine T-2 toxin effects differ in ducks, chickens... ........00.. SEP pg. 8 Hatchery: BROODING AND REARING SEP pg. 28 All-in all-out production: contro] disease hydrogen peroxide okay to sanitize eggs Sudden death turkey problem shorter incubation for some turkeys... 2.2.25...ee e AUG pg. 82 Monitor reactions to vaccinations troubleshooting ventilation for troubleshooting temperatures transferring turkey eggs to hatcher Managing mechanical ventilation systems when to pull chicks from hatcher Forced air furnaces need managing Manage ‘broiler feeder ‘systems. ¢'. sea ee i APR pg. 41 BROILERS HOw: to RANGIS TIPOVER. POUNS le iis ec aie Wags Cee ae el ols MAR pg. 39 New strep infection reported in ducks. ................ MAR pg. 40 Aluminosilicate reduces effects of aflatoxins Chick mortality causes examined Clean water lines between each flock Water source may be factor in dermatitis Dead bird disposal methods research priority Dietary fat can affect broiler leg problems Diet possible factor in sudden death syndrome Bursal disease variants causing problems... ............6- FEB pg. 6 Forced air fumaces need managing High calcium level depressed broiler growth Fluorescent lamps saved electricity First day heat for poults critical New infectious bronchitis variants emerging Some tips on proper medication, vaccination DEC pg. 10 Rexarsone improves ionophore effectiveness Sodium, chloride levels for broilers ECOLOGY AND WASTE HANDLING Dead bird disposal methods research priority JAN pg. 10 California cage hen manure handling Triticale as a grain for broiler starter diets Broiler litter fuel for power plants Water source may be factor in dermatitis Virginia has waste permits for poultry Dietary: fat cantaffect leg penieaa oea a FEB pg. 6 IBD continued research needed EGGS Bursal disease variants causing problems. ................ FEB pg. 6 Managing broiler feeder systems APR pg. 41 Broiler litter ash a source of phosphorus Plan to lengthen layer facility life Ah of Broiler litter, recycled paper chips for Old problems back with free range - 33 Some mycotoxins may perpetuate leg weakness British non-cage egg production climbing . 64 Kenaf core suitable for broiler litter Steps to prevent wet droppings . 65 30 POULTRY DIGEST » DECEMBER 1991 ANNUAL INDEX 56 firms own 63 per cent of nation’s layers Abrupt changes did not affect pullet growth Cage space and hen age affected performance Feeding high-protein corn to broilers, layers D3 metabolites strengthened bones If you want to stay in egg production Salmonellae penetration of egg shells Performance goals for brown-egg layers Salmonellae research papers Hen mortality lowest in cages Salmonellae a public relations problem Salmonellae, breaking the link Spray vaccination handling techniques FEEDS AND FEEDING Sticky tapes best for fly monitoring Salinomycin works well in broiler breeders One nipple per four-bird cage adequate Diet possible factor in sudden death syndrome More cracked eggs in cages with roosts Sunflower meal with fat suitable for broilers Performance unaffected by cage tier level New thinking on nutrition for breeder hens Light management for growing pullets Managing broiler feeder systems Feed wastage in caged layers Dietary fat can affect leg problems Separate feeding of breeder flocks Broiler litter ash a source of phosphorus Wheat middlings can be used in layer feeds IBD increases severity of salmonellosis Grill opening size for breeder flocks Manage manure to control flies Feed restriction of turkey breeder hens Fat quality in layer feeds Switching calcium sources didn’t affect layers Layer management problems, remedies Feed particle size affected broiler growth Drop in egg per capita use now less Effects of low protein on breeder males Cage flocks win points on welfare Brewers’ yeast an aid in pelleting Very few salmonellae cases due to eggs Feather-lysate offers another protein source Need strict measures to curb mycoplasma Hens require sodium chloride for laying Added tryptophan may enhance aflatoxicosis Fat quality in layer feeds Spent hens a good feed ingredient Broiler weights more uniform with antibiotic Breast slide cuts bone breakage for hens Spent hens a good feed ingredient Cage density and diet effects on layers Pellets improved feed efficiency of turkeys Cages well ahead of other systems Some fusarium strains can cause problems Horizontal and vertical cage fronts compared Spent hens a good feed ingredient Layers better when beak trimming was earlier Withdrawal time affects meat texture Higher levels of niacin increase production Enzymes improved lower protein turkey feed Extruded eggshell preduct suitable in feed Animal nutritionists give research data Dual infection found in pullets and layers Barley advantageous in poultry ration How to choose pullet equipment and housing Feeding high-protein corn to broilers, layers Excess amino acids did not affect layers Pelleting: a review of value and standards Yolk antibody test can detect S. enteritidis Sodium, chloride levels for broilers Serological tests help detect S. enteritidis Triticale as grain for broiler starter diets Curve-Conveyor § P.O. BOX 920 VALLEY FORGE, PA 19481 for egg transport ASSOCIATES. INC. 215 666-9080 HATCHERY "6, VACUUM EGG WASTE Saeaea DISPOSAL SYSTEM reduces labor, sanitary, cost effective, fast, powerful, easily installed 1-800-523-7299 LUBING SYSTEMS CORPORATION 706 Executive Court - Woodstock, GA 30188 purl PH: 404-924-7889 + Fax: 404-591-7840 Circle No. 28 on Inquiry Card Circle No. 29 on Inquiry Card POULTRY DIGEST » DECEMBER 1991 ANNUAL INDEX i LA aa EP a ee aT HOUSING AND EQUIPMENT Ceiling fans, selecting for poultry Survey shows returns on contract production Pelleting: a review of value and standards High calcium level depressed broiler growth Higher niacin levels increase egg production Extruded eggshell product suitable in feed Amprolium cut mortality in skip-a-day programs Sesbania seed safe to feed to quail Turkey efficiency less on increasing light Fluorescent lamps saved electricity Feed and water in effective drug use Mounting trusses for more strength Plan to lengthen layer facility life New turkey ranch to grow 900,000 birds a year Selecting, maintaining electric motors Manpower management on large broiler farm Survey shows returns on contract production TIER WACECRIY POWESE In CARES: iaSnR )cy 8c le s ope as DEC pg. Dutch have rules for deep litter Environment: NO O-RING SEALS ... eliminates leaky couplings and nipples! 360° ACTION NIPPLE see with computer cut fan running time ... perfectly waters birds yet keeps litter dry! Tunnel-ventilated house operating costs. .............26. JUN pg. 8 HEAVY GAUGE SQUARE WATER PIPE Control of dust in turkey houses Forced air furnaces need managing . extremely rugged and durable systems! Managing mechanical ventilation system raps effect more than air movement Call toll free for samples and a full line catalog. MANAGEMENT 1-800-FARMTEK Salmonellae control in grow-out See us at the Exposition Booth 1617 Purple Hall Dead bird disposal methods research priority Circle No. 31 on Inquiry Card Consider health, safety of catching crews Broiler breeders can be grown with less light Fluorescent lamps saved electricity Pound heavier turkeys with intermittent light Toe nail clipping effects on tom turkeys... ............-.. JAN pg. California cage hen manure handling : Steps to prevent wet Groppings.. 6. 2cee tee ee JAN pg. Clean water lines between each flock Light management for growing pullets Grill opening size for breeder flocks Sticky teves best for fly monitoring Spray vaccination handling techniques . Bacteria control seminal Hookup with computer cut fan running time How to spot and control rats, mice How to place baits for rodent control ‘Control of dust mi gurlcy Howtos. 2. a ee es JUL pg. 37 Stress important in salmonellae control People management in turkey business... ...........-.-.. JUN pg. 32 CHICKMATE FEED TRAYS Cage density and diet effects on layers Chickmate introduces two new feed trays. The trays have a smooth polished bottom with Breast buttons fewer with increasing light large radius corners for eTahsey y clwielaln ifnitg befctxw eseanni taarlly freeeadseornss . paTnhse. y are 14 1/8 x 22 x 2 1/8. How to choose pullet equipment and housing Salty water can affect hatch of fertile eggs Baby Chick Feed Dispensers Biologicals eyed in pest management Availaibn lthere e models, the Chickmate time, money. and labor, while feeding Poultry paper. Once the chicks are large Know the risks with F strain vaccine Bviarbtuya llCyh iackn y Feexeids tiDnigs pfeenesde rsli new.i ll Eaasdialpyt 1t)o your chicks automatically tehneo uCghhi cktmo aetaet firs oema siyloyu rt uerxniesdt inugp f1e8e0d°e rosr Timing in frequent manure cleanout stalled, the Chickmate allows more chicks MPoalnyueftahcytluenree d avaoifl ablteh,e htihgeh eCsht ick=mal =slid oovfe rf eeddi stpoe nthsei nCgh ihcoklmeast et o Bsahubty oCfhf itchke Increasing photoperiod provides better health Chickmate are guaranteed to save you adlelsoiwrse dy ou itnot o guaygoeu r the feledi st raoyfs feed Light management for growing pullets Some questions, answers on chick anemia agent SWMIoVEdLe-Cl __| Chore-Time Roll _Fo_rAmedda pTutbes T o__ ~ Gotu Selecting, maintaining electric motors SWIVEL-ST | Open Top Cumberland=, Cablevey “ANt eewo wCC oonncaeapptt itn aCCh ihcek k Roading” Turkey efficiency less on increasing light RT-4A [CGeumrbre rloTanidnt,e S enBiogo kO utcThubms,a Cyclone, 125 Evins .W adeB id. a—p pO, Box 989 Layers did better with early beak trimming _| Heavy es oana e 9 First day heat for poults critical (ae ACvyacilloanbele Bliune.F “éc erebl eavnedy WBihviet.e Virginia has waste permits for poultry | Medium Weight Feed Tray Final beak trimming timing is important Forced air furnaces need managing Managing broiler feeder systems Grill opening size for breeder flocks Circle No. 32 on Inquiry Card POULTRY DIGEST * DECEMBER 1991 ANNUAL INDEX Sticky tapes best for fly monitoring APR pg. 45 Some fusarium strains can cause problems Layer management problems, remedies JUL pg. 9 Enteric bronchitis strain widespread in body Need strict measures to curb mycoplasma MISCELLANEOUS Flu viral replication also involves kidneys Animal rightists aim is to decide for us Better criteria needed to detect osteomyelitis Animal rights groups are well funded Turkey hemorrhagic enteritis changing Animal welfare aim “no animals for food” Amprolium cut mortality in skip-a-day programs Arguments for use of animals by humans Newcastle virus replicates in immune birds British non-cage egg production climbing Dual infection found in pullets, layers Cage flocks win points on welfare Hepatitis associated with quail bronchitis Old problems back with free range MG-caused encephalitis reported in California Poultry Industry Centre in permanent location Botulism a threat Four broiler firms have 41 per cent cf volume Important to control stress in breeders 15 leading turkey companies in 1990 T-2 toxin effects differ in ducks, chickens Salmonellae survive on skin and feathers Coccidiosis may interact with other agents New regulations delay loans for housing Management can affect hemorrhage syndrome Regional research centers suggested New organism affecting poults needs study The cholesterol conspiracy exposed Tumors, leukosis important economic problems Greenhouse market for poultry manure Hen mortality lowest in cages Consultant could supply expertise Dutch have rules about deep litter Virginia has waste permits for poultry Fusarium mycotoxin can be immunosupressive Geneticist discovers new research method Green liver not always due to osteomyelitis Need umbrella group to fight rightists Botulism a threat Gentian violet banned for use in animal feeds IBD continued research needed POULTRY HEALTH Subclinical anemia agent infection costly Anatipestifer infection, conditions predispose All-in all-out production: control diseases Birds can carry Lyme disease Diseases: a continuing challenge Salmonellae: Salinomycin works well in broiler breeders Severe salmonellosis reported from Mexico Diet possible factor in sudden death syndrome ..control in grow-out Late bird syndrome: some questions, answers ..control costly IBD continued research needed IBD increases severity of salmonellosis New IB variants are emerging Stress important in, control New technique recovers flu virus from water ...isolated from organs of infected hens Yolk and serum titers correlate well Vaccines: Sudden death turkey problem live virus production New strep infection reported in ducks CU fowl cholera, still performs well Poult paralysis may be vitamin lack Feed based Newcastle, in Maylasia Chick mortality causes examined Know the risks with F strain Computer assisted image analysis Hemorrhagic enteritis, proves effective Bursal disease variants cause broiler problems New Newcastle, results encouraging Reovirus vaccine effective Vaccination: Coccidiosis, other disease interactions Proper drinking water medication and Some mycotoxins may perpetuate leg weakness Reovirus, requires caution Anticoccidials don’t precipitate other diseases Maternal antibody in IBD Disease more severe with virus combination Embryo, of turkeys shows promise Bone and kidney problems from low phosphorus Monitor reactions to Mycotoxin situation now more complex Some questions, answers on chick anemia agent Early protection needed against turkey coryza ..programs for poultry health More bacteria involved in poult enteritis Principles of breeder, programs Gumboro variant isolated from Leghorn pullets Spiking mortality cause investigated Fusarium toxicosis suspect in waterfowl TURKEYS Protein lack did not affect cholera immunity Pound heavier turkeys with intermittent light Challenge to Al-immune birds may cause variants Toe nail clipping effects on tom turkeys Modified LT viruses may revert to virulence Sudden death turkey problem Feed and water in effective drug usage Step-down step-up light for turkey breeder hens Bacteria control campylobacter Feeding virginiamycin improved turkey weights Coryza reported in California broilers Time required to recycle turkey breeder toms Need strict measures to curb mycoplasma Rotate between barns to cut turkey broodies Early protection needed against turkey coryza Feed restriction of turkey breeder hens New turkey ranch to grow 900,000 birds a year Day length affected tom turkey growth eS G,]J. ENGINEERING DESIGN Control of dust in turkey houses PB.eOv.e rBloyx Hi6l9l7s 3 CA 90212-6973 U.S.A. Newer anticoccidials best for turkeys Pellets improved feed efficiency of turkeys THE ONE AND ONLY Protozoan parasites of turkeys still important. .............-/ AUG pg. 72 The winch that "al MULTI WINCH SYSTEM The winch that Turkey feed efficiency less on increasing light ehxapse rfiiveen cyee ars wtiol la nlyif t ahneiyg hlti ne Late turkey losses cut feed efficiency and there are separately with Enzymes improved lower protein turkey feed many of them only one motor. Management can affect hemorrhage syndrome in EUROPE, Also included Temperatures affect air conditions for turkeys USA, ISRAEL. 12VDC winch Some ideas on husbandry, space, comfort needs The price that with back-up Green livers not always due to osteomyelitis you pay for the system for Poults: winch is al- curtains or Breeder management for vigorous most the same shutters. price you pay Equipment changes can bother now for hand Prevent overheating of, in transit winches + cur- How to handle tipover tain winches. ....paralysis may be vitamin lack THERE IS NOTHING LIKE IT IN THE MARKET Getting, to eat COME TO VISIT US IN BOOT24H5 AT THE ATLANTA SHOW First day heat for, critical Tel: 310-550-6267 Fax: 310-550-0624 New organism affecting, needs study 36 Circle No. 34 on Inquiry Card POULTRY DIGEST » DECEMBER 1991

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