In this episode, Dr. Amit Morey, Professor at Auburn University, brings a wealth of interdisciplinary knowledge from poultry research. He shares insights on woody breast, a degenerative muscle condition in broilers, discussing its potential implications and diagnostic solutions, including...

This week, our podcast takes a fascinating leap into the intricacies of poultry nutrition. We're thrilled to have Dr. Matthew Hilliar with us, shedding light on the dynamic field of sustainable feed options and the importance of protein diversity for the poultry sector. Dr. Hilliar explores the...

In our most recent episode, I was privileged to host Dr. Elena George Olson as we delved into the groundbreaking progress in pathogen-free poultry production. Our insightful discussion spanned topics such as the hurdles in combating Salmonella in poultry farms, the various pathogens that threaten...

In this episode I had the great pleasure of welcoming Dr. Theresia Lavergne to talk about the world of “biotics” and how to use them to overcome some of the main challenges in modern poultry farming. Through her extensive knowledge in the field, Dr. Theresia gave us valuable insights...

In this episode, I had the great honor of being with Dr. Hector Cervantes, who shared  his knowledge with us about poultry farming in Mexico, Canada, and the USA. Dr. Cervantes also brilliantly addressed one of the urgent concerns in the US poultry industry: subclinical coccidiosis. In...

In this episode, I had the pleasure of welcoming Dr. Victoria Ayres to discuss a little more about her academic and professional journey and her current situation as an assistant professor at the Tennessee Technological University. In this interesting episode we delve deeper into understanding...

Microbiology and food safety are essential in poultry production, preserving public health and supporting industry sustainability. Effective microbiological management safeguards both producers and consumers throughout the poultry production process. In this episode, we had the privilege of...

Over the years, the realm of animal welfare has not only gained significant attention but has also undergone substantial evolution. In this thought-provoking episode, I had the privilege of hosting Dr. Shawna Weimer for an insightful conversation on this subject. Our discussion delved into the...

Coccidiosis is a fatal protozoal disease causing diarrhea, weight loss and decreased performance in poultry. In this episode of the Poultry Podcast Show, join me and Dr. Kelley Wamsley as we engage in a conversation about that critical topic and the available solutions to address this significant...

When it comes to food safety, it's crucial to understand the microorganisms that pose a potential threat. Key players include Salmonella, Campylobacter, and E. Coli. When it comes to controlling these harmful organisms, the goal is not only to develop detection methods with higher speed and...

In Australia, the availability of feed ingredients such as corn and soy for poultry nutrition can be limited and expensive due to their dependence on imports, forcing them to use local ingredients, which often increase the cost of diets. Dr. Amy Moss, an Australian postdoctoral researcher at the...

In this episode, join Dr. Ken Macklin and me as we take a journey into his research on litter management, highlighting the approach to reducing pathogen loads in litter. We discuss litter amendments, ammonia control strategies, the pros and cons of the built-up litter system vs. the changing-out...