So, the first part of the solution is going to have all the automation, all the quality of application of the vaccine in the hatchery. If a vaccine Is not applied, we cannot expect it to work, so part of the control is going to be a good application in the hatchery after that, that we already know the challenge, we are able to do a good application.
How can we apply this for Infectious Bronchitis?
The first point that we need to know is that we have different strains circulating around the world. In the same country, most of the cases we have 2 to 3 different strains circulating, if not more. So, if we want to really protect the birds, we need to have products first that can have broad spectrum protection covering all this challenges.
We are very focused and we work very hard to have a good team that can apply the full dose of vaccine in all the birds, in the box, in the crates.
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