Recently, a novel category of feed additives has been introduced: postbiotics. The International Scientific Association for Probiotics and Prebiotics (ISAPP) defined postbiotic as a “preparation of inanimate microorganisms and/or their components that confer a health benefit on the host ”.
All over the world, egg production is gaining popularity and importance, mainly fuelled by increasing egg consumption.
Maintaining normal physiology and good health of the laying hen is essential to produce high-quality eggs for longer periods of time. |
Dietary interventions like the feeding of fermented feeds, fiber, probiotics, prebiotics, and postbiotics are acceptable means for influencing the gut microbiota and its metabolic activity.
In laying hens, inclusion of postbiotics in the diet to maintain/improve productivity and egg quality has been
Subscribe now to the poultry technical magazine
AUTHORS
In ovo vaccination with Embrex® technology helps support earlier, more robust immune response in chicks
Zoetis Technical TeamEgg Size
H&N Technical TeamBrian Fairchild Interview
Brian FairchildHigh Oleic Soybeans and their Impact on Egg and Poultry Meat Quality
Dr. Edgar O. Oviedo-RondonMetapneumovirus Epidemiology and Seasonality
Dr. Edgar O. Oviedo-RondonControlling Insects in Poultry Production
Gracieli Araujo Specialist in Animal Welfare - Cobb LatCanEffects of Chronic Stress and Intestinal Inflammation on Commercial Poultry Health and Performance: Part I
Guillermo TellezApplications of Saponins in Poultry Production
Ken BafundoThe Quality Parameters of Soybean and Alternative Protein Feedstuffs in Poultry Nutrition
Güner GÖVENÇPathology of the Immune System in the Diagnosis of Immunosuppression in Poultry
Nestor Ledesma MartínezAnimal Welfare and Artificial Intelligence: A Combination of the Poultry Present or Future?
Dra. Elein HernándezAdvancing Poultry Health: The Role of Predictive Analytics in Disease Prevention
Talha SiddiqueBiosecurity Compliance: The Balance Between Culture, Personality, Experience, Education and Technology
Dr. Edgar O. Oviedo-Rondon