Results
of poultry studies to be shared in poster session
Participants at the annual Gut Health in Production of Food Animals Symposium will have three days focused on the role of gut health in animal production and the dynamic and essential role gut health plays.
Among the insights shared will be an abstract by Dr Chan Poh Soon and Dr Tihn Nguygen of Kemin, who respectively serve as the Product Manager for Antibiotic Alternative platforms and the Technical Service Manager for the animal nutrition and health division of Kemin, located in Asia.
Drs Chan and Nguyen were selected to share an abstract and related poster entitled, Replacing enramycin with a probiotic, Bacillus subtilis PB6, in commercial broiler chickens (Cobb 500).
The presentation will include results obtained from two commercial trials conducted by Kemin in Vietnam this year.
“One question we hear repeatedly is asking for viable alternatives to antibiotics when it comes to poultry health,” said Dr Chan of Kemin.
“The answer is yes, there are probiotic options and these trials lend support. The broiler performance was not compromised and we are looking forward to sharing the results with those who may be seeking options for their poultry operations.”
The annual Gut Health in Production of Food Animals Symposium is being held in St. Louis, Missouri, November 14-16. Started in 2012 at the encouragement of the US Department of Agriculture with 40 attendees, today the popular Symposium is capped at 175 participants to ensure full engagement in scientific discussions and the exchange of opinions between university, government, and industry researchers.
Per event organisers, this year’s symposium is sold out.
More information related to the Kemin poster presentation and trials are available by contacting,
Dr Chan Poh Soon, (65) 6490 4004, pohsoon.chan@kemin.com
Read more HERE.
Participants at the annual Gut Health in Production of Food Animals Symposium will have three days focused on the role of gut health in animal production and the dynamic and essential role gut health plays.
Among the insights shared will be an abstract by Dr Chan Poh Soon and Dr Tihn Nguygen of Kemin, who respectively serve as the Product Manager for Antibiotic Alternative platforms and the Technical Service Manager for the animal nutrition and health division of Kemin, located in Asia.
Drs Chan and Nguyen were selected to share an abstract and related poster entitled, Replacing enramycin with a probiotic, Bacillus subtilis PB6, in commercial broiler chickens (Cobb 500).
The presentation will include results obtained from two commercial trials conducted by Kemin in Vietnam this year.
“One question we hear repeatedly is asking for viable alternatives to antibiotics when it comes to poultry health,” said Dr Chan of Kemin.
“The answer is yes, there are probiotic options and these trials lend support. The broiler performance was not compromised and we are looking forward to sharing the results with those who may be seeking options for their poultry operations.”
The annual Gut Health in Production of Food Animals Symposium is being held in St. Louis, Missouri, November 14-16. Started in 2012 at the encouragement of the US Department of Agriculture with 40 attendees, today the popular Symposium is capped at 175 participants to ensure full engagement in scientific discussions and the exchange of opinions between university, government, and industry researchers.
Per event organisers, this year’s symposium is sold out.
More information related to the Kemin poster presentation and trials are available by contacting,
Dr Chan Poh Soon, (65) 6490 4004, pohsoon.chan@kemin.com
Read more HERE.
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