Disease diagnosisRapid tests for poultry diseasesTypes of diseaseList of avian diseasesAscitesAvian encephalomyelitisAvian influenzaAvian Intestinal SpirochaetosisAvian tuberculosisCannibalism (or aggressive pecking)Chicken anaemia virus infection (or CAV)ChlamydophilosisCoccidiosisColibacillosisCryptosporidiosisCandidiasis (or crop mycosis)Egg drop syndrome (or EDS)Fatty liver syndromeFowl cholera (or pasteurellosis)Fowl poxHistomoniasisInclusion body hepatitis (or Fowl adenovirus type 8)Infectious bronchitisInfectious bursal disease (or Gumboro)Infectious coryzaInfectious laryngotracheitisLeg and skeletal problemsLice and mitesLymphoid LeukosisLymphoid Tumour Disease (Reticuloendotheliosis)Marek’s DiseaseMycoplasmosisNecrotic EnteritisNewcastle DiseaseParasitic worms (or Helminths)Rickets and cage layer fatigueToxoplasmosisTrichomoniasisViral Arthritis (Tenosynovitis)Differences between avian influenza and pandemic human influenza

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15 Dec

Poultry Hub Australia has been collaborating with Zamira Australia and @GNIFougeres to produce The Poultry Expert Series. Check out the first episode. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm_H8OdDF7k

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15 Oct

We’re celebrating #RuralWomen today and spoke with Jess Spencer from Days Eggs who is proud that “everyone has worked rigorously to produce eggs to still feed the people of Australia in a time when the nation has been scared and food has been in high demand”. #hatsofftoruralwomen

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