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New research shows effective prevention against necrotic enteritis
0At the International Poultry Scientific Forum, held in Georgia, USA, earlier this month, Professor Charles Hofacre, president of the Southern Poultry Research Group (SPRG), presented results from trials around the prevent and control of necrotic enteritis. The trials showed that Orego-Stim and pHorce supplementation was effective in managing broilers and supporting performance through the challenge of the disease. “Necrotic enteritis is commonly seen in broilers from 14-28 days and is caused by over-population of Clostridium perfringens, with coccidia infection acting as a predisposing factor,” explained Professor Hofacre. “The most common form of necrotic enteritis is subclinical, which can lead to…