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Whats new?
M. Mangels
J. Lth
Whats new?
Keeping in mind LAHs contribution at the International Poultry Exhibition in January 2007 in Atlanta, USA, Lohmanns Marketing Department focused in the production of brochures mainly on American-made products. Therefore, waiting for you on request are the new brochures: AviPro VIBURSA L AviPro AE TREMBLEX AviPro AE-POX AviPro 101 Coryza AviPro 108 FC3 AviPro 109 SE4 AviPro 329 ND-IB2-SE4 AviPro 431 ND-IB-BD3-REO as well as a new information sheet on avian inuenza. For further information please contact your customer service representative.
NEWS CREDITS
Publisher: Lohmann Animal Health GmbH & Co. KG Heinz-Lohmann-Strae 4 27472 Cuxhaven Germany www.lah.de Editor: Anna-Christina Riebau, Product Manager, Marketing Poultry Vaccines anna-christina.riebau@lah.de
NEWS
Issue four January 2007
CONTENTS
Events/visits
2 3 3 4 4 Laboratory training in Bangkok, Thailand Salmonella workshops in Colombia 2nd National Poultry Congress in Luso EuroTier 2006 Thai visitors at Lohmanns headquarters in Cuxhaven
Products
5 5 6 Encouraging signals on cross-protection against S. Java For Chicken Anaemia no better prevention than AviPro THYMOVAC How to use AviBlue to get the right solution for your needs
Avian Professionals
6 6 7 7 Sharon Violette Claudia Tweedie Erin Akins Katrina Bragg
Whats new?
7 7 8 8 Guide to poultry disease and anatomy New website for Lohmann Animal Health International (LAHI) A pile of new brochures is waiting to be distributed Switch in responsibilities for LAHs Area Sales Manager
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Events/visits
Thanks to the brilliant organiser committee Marianne Becker, Peter von Bargen, Thea Neupert, Nadine Rieper and Britta Sprenger, as well as the assistance of several LAH employees of the different departments, this day will be kept in mind as a memorable and eminent experience, not only by the visitors but also by all LAH staff.
In September 2006, a four-day Salmonella laboratory training course was organised by Lohmann Animal Health with the technical and logistical support of the Betagro Science Center and at Grampian Siam Food in Bangkok. Dr Rita Weber, from LAH Technical Support, provided new insights into laboratory practices and effective techniques on Salmonella monitoring to customers and technicians from the Philippines and New Zealand. She also covered other daily monitoring programmes for different diseases. The training included Salmonella isolation procedure starting from preenrichment, enrichment directly after sample collection to increase the survival rate of the isolated salmonella a cost-effective technique which was presented by the Grampian Laboratory. The training was successful and a very enjoyable experience for the guests, who engaged in discussions also with the Betagro personnel on several topics raised that led to lively interaction, lling up the planned discussion time more than perfectly.
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Events/visits
The organisers of the Salmonella workshops from VECOL and LAH Brazil.
Bringing the idea of vaccination against Salmonella Enteritidis with a live oral vaccine into consideration for Colombian Salmonella control programmes, Lohmann Animal Health Brazil and Lohmann local distributor VECOL organised several Salmonella workshops with poultry producers and the Colombian ministry in Cali and Bogot from 5th to 7th of December 2006. The well-visited workshops gave the attendees not only the opportunity to learn more about immune mechanisms and risk
analysis in cases of Salmonella through presentations by Dr Beatriz Cardoso, Technical Service Lohmann Animal Health Brazil, about the Salmonella situation in Latin America with a special focus on Colombia by Dr Carlos Viteri, Technical Service VECOL, and about the Salmonella control programmes and directives of the European Union by Anna-Christina Riebau, Product Manager Lohmann Animal Health, but also to actively take part in a specially designed sampling simulation. In this simulation the participants had the chance to experience at first hand, in a relaxed
Events/visits
Anna-Christina Riebau
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Events/visits
EUROTIER 2006
of the exhibition the booth was very busy with customers, partners and future customers. The booth built the framework for cultivating and deepening business contacts as well as a platform for exchanging new ideas and suggestions. As a social event, the traditional PHW reception took place in the restaurant Insel on the exhibition grounds, where Paul-Heinz Wesjohann and Dr Bruno Kaesler (LAH Managing Director) welcomed 250 guests from all over the world.
The Lohmann booth in its full splendour before the opening of the show at 9 oclock.
Every two years one of the worlds biggest shows for livestock husbandry and management takes place in Hanover, Northern Germany. This year the doors to the exhibition halls opened from 14th to 17th November. More than 1,500 exhibitors from all over the world presented themselves at
EuroTier 2006 in Hanover. Lohmann Animal Health did not pass up the opportunity to be amongst them. The Lohmann booth representing the two divisions, Feed Additives and Poultry Vaccines, was well located directly at the entrance to hall 20. During the whole 4 days
After 9 oclock the booth was a lot more crowded and busy by far.
Events/visits
NEWS
page 5 issue four
Products
Strain-specic vaccines against S. Java are not available in the market, but some cross-protection from vaccination against Salmonella Typhimurium is expected, for both serotypes are categorised under group B of Salmonellae (Kaufmann-White scheme). In Germany and the Netherlands, AviPro SALMONELLA VAC T, Lohmanns live vaccine for drinking water against S. Typhimurium, has been used in several eld trials to investigate its aid in the control of S. Java. Farms with good biosecurity, hygiene control and a monitoring programme for Salmonella spp. used our ST vaccine for several cycles of broilers. The results have generally shown that sequential rounds of vaccination may help cleanup the farm of S. Java.
Salmonella paratyphi B, variation Java (better known as Salmonella Java) is an increasing problem in chicken farms, a fact which constitutes a potential threat to public health. The bacteria may persist on farms despite adequate quality control scores, appearing again in subsequent chicken ocks (broilers) even after adequate disinfection procedures. It is believed that the bacteria may be harboured by unknown reservoirs, which, under sequential rounds of vaccination, would also be cleaned up, together with the ocks.
These are not only encouraging indicators of cross-protection of this remarkable vaccine against S. Java, but they also point out that vaccination only may not be sufficient for a complete Salmonella control programme. Other preventive measures, such as clean feeds and water, hygiene, biosecurity and monitoring, will complete the shield of protection around the birds.
Note: AviPro SALMONELLA VAC T does not have a registered claim against S. Java.
Products
Vaccination stops the spread of wild virus among breeders and vertical transmission
The study was presented by Dr Cardoso at the American Association of Avian Pathologists annual conference in Honolulu in 2006.
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Products
Ask us !
is an efficient method to verify the uniformity of actual vaccine water intake by the birds, rather than the uniform distribution of it. For slightly stained tongues, AviBlue on a 5x concentration of the above-mentioned measure is sufficient (i.e. 5 caps/200 litres). Should I change any of my water vaccination procedures because of AviBlue? All procedures should still be the same. Instead of milk/milk powder, add AviBlue to water tank or stock solution and then dissolve vaccine. Vaccine blue water should still be verified to be available in all nipple or cup drinkers, and in dark houses, if needed, with the aid of a torch (flashlight). However, if the use of AviBlue is clearly indicating that vaccine water is not reaching all birds, then procedures should be changed to correct the failure.
What about for staining tongues do we need higher concentration? The verification of stained (bluish) tongues throughout the flock Guideline for the use of AviBlue
Dosage
125 g /1,000 l 3-fold 5-fold
Effect
water stabilisation + light colouring of water water stabilisation + blue water water stabilisation + blue water + blue tongue water stabilisation + dark-blue water + intensive tongue colouring + colouring of the crop
1 bottle for
3,000 litres 1,000 litres 600 litres
1 cap for
200 litres 70 litres 40 litres
10-fold
300 litres
20 litres
Avian Professionals
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Avian Professionals
Erin Akins
Katrina Bragg
Two new colleagues have recently joined the registrations department in Maine. Erin Akins (left) began her career as an apprentice in the production department while attending
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