Alternatives To Antibiotic Growth Promoters in Broiler Production

Author(s): Yi Liang | Pramir Maharjan | Jonathan Moon | Tom Tabler | Jessica Wells
Publish Date: December 02 2022
Publication Number: D187

Abstract

In the U.S., with implementation of the Veterinary Feed Directive in 2017, medically important antibiotics are no longer available for growth promotion and finding alternatives continues to be a high priority for the livestock industry.

Category
Animals & Livestock
Subjects
Poultry, Diseases,
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Language
English
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