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36 - June 2010

New chapter begins for poultry research and education

10th Jun 2010

Welcome to another edition of eChook. The CRC team spread far and wide last month, with both the Poultry Information Exchange (PIX) at the Gold Coast and the CRC Association conference in Alice Springs happening in the same week. I joined our Chair, The Hon. John Kerin, our Education Coordinator, Tim Walker and Communication Manager, Chris

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Poultry scholarships help keep the talent at home

10th Jun 2010

The Poultry CRC has called for general scholarships, including the Jeff Fairbrother Honours Scholarship for students entering their Honours year at participating universities. Dr Jeff Fairbrother AM served as the first Poultry CRC Chair from 2003 until 2009 and was one of the industry’s most respected statesmen for over 40 years. His legacy continues with this

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Poultry CRC research focuses on next generation necrotic enteritis vaccine

10th Jun 2010

Of the seven vaccines under development by the Poultry CRC, it is its search for a vaccine against necrotic enteritis (NE) that is being monitored most closely by the global poultry community. “An effective NE vaccine will save at least two billion US dollars each year for the global chicken meat industry, based on an estimate made in

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