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Figure 1 A victim of cannibalism Source httpwwwpoultryhuborgindexphp Minimisingcannibalismusinginnovativebeaktrimmingmethods Head Pecking Head pecking is often seen in overcrowded. Production systems. Prior to WWII, the majority of poultry were reared in backyard flocks on dirt-floored pens, in small sheds with natural or make-shift ventilation. . Between 1940 and 1960, advancements in nutrition and genetics allowed the broiler market to shift from being able to produce a 3-3.5 pound bird at 16 weeks to one that only took 8 weeks.. Culinary Arts I. What is Poultry. Poultry – birds that are raised for human consumption. Usually less expensive than other meat products. USDA categorizes poultry according to species – kind. Chicken, turkey, goose, duck, pigeon, and guinea. Rural and Urban. Poultry Management. Laws and Regulations. Breeds. Physiology. Husbandry. Egg Quality. Meat Quality. Housing Options. Avian Nutrition. Health Management. Rural and Urban Poultry Management. Chapter 14. Poultry. Includes any domesticated bird.. Chicken, turkey and duck are the most common.. Types of Poultry. Turkey. Hen- female is 8-16 lbs.. Tom- male is up to 24 lbs.. Duck/Goose. All dark meat and higher in fat. Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Animal Industry Division. Animal Health Program. Barry N. Pittman, DVM, MPH, DACVPM. Utah State Veterinarian. Agenda. Avian Influenza – USDA APHIS. Interim Rule for Indemnity for HPAI. Utah Department of Agriculture and Food. Animal Industry Division. Animal Health Program. Barry N. Pittman, DVM, MPH, DACVPM. Utah State Veterinarian. Agenda. Avian Influenza – USDA APHIS. Interim Rule for Indemnity for HPAI. Southeast Asia . Poultry Track – Basic Level. Dr. J. J. Giambrone . Department of Poultry Science, Auburn University, AL . Past, Present, and Future of Avian Influenza Outbreaks in Poultry . Influenza A Virus. 2 Key Messages ........................................................................................................................ 3 Current Situation ............................................ “BIRD FLU” FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 2 3 What is Avian Influenza/Bird Flu? • AvianAvian • AI refers to the Avian In�uenza Type A virus which causes infection in • 1 1. What is Avian Influenza (AI)? – AI is an influenza type A virus that infects wild birds (i.e. ducks, gulls, and shorebirds) and domestic poultry (chickens, turkeys, ducks, and geese). 2. 7 Blackhead disease inturkeys Ð loss containment ven though we have no treat-ment for histomoniasis, thetrolled by a simple preventiveTurkey growers once achieved How does it control itself? Outbreak Board of Animal Health www.boah.in.gov entering the food supply. illegally smuggled poultry and poultry products has increased. All live birds, including pet birds and live poultry, imported from appr 2 Key Messages ........................................................................................................................ 3 Current Situation ............................................ (. LPM. -608). Dr. S. P. Sahu. Department of LPM. Bihar Veterinary College, Patna- 800 014. Email: spsahuj@rediffmail.com. Poultry are warm-blooded and must have a satisfactory environment in order to maintain their body temperature. .

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