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By: Dr. Turki Saraqbi
Who among us doesn't enjoy pasta (spaghetti, or thin strings) cooked in various ways (with tomato sauce, yogurt, eggs, cheese, etc.)? However, none of us likes to see these strings or tough white lines in broiler chicken meat (especially in the breast), which often leads to the rejection of such chickens for human consumption in slaughterhouses, causing significant moral losses to the poultry industry, farmers, slaughterhouses, and their associated companies.
In fact, global attention has focused on understanding the increasing incidence of muscle disorders (myopathies) in broiler chickens, a topic that has gained prominence in the early 21st century.
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Exceptional award from Cobb International Company to Jedoud National Company
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Middle East Poultry Meat Market AnalysisThe Middle East poultry meat market size is estimated at USD 15.93 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 17.51 billion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 1.90% during the forecast period (2024-2029).
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10 Interesting Facts About Fish
Fish have been living on Earth for more than 500 million years, they have been around for a long time on planet Earth even before the dinosaurs, and there are more than 25,000 species of fish, so there are more species of fish than all types of amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals.
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Environment Authority: The death of the "sperm whale" in the Wilayat of Barka was due to natural conditions
The Environment Authority confirmed that initial information suggested that the causes of the death of the "sperm whale" off the coast of the Suwadi area in the Wilayat of Barka were due to natural conditions.
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Bird Oddities and Wonders
From this long list, we have chosen for you the strangest birds and some information about them:
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By: Dr. Khaled Okasha - PhD in Poultry Nutrition
Regional Technical Director for the Middle East, Danisco Animal Nutrition & Health (IFF)
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Due to genetic improvements in breeder strains over recent years, it is essential to continuously review nutritional requirements. Both calcium (Ca) and phosphorus (P) are essential minerals for growth and bone formation, responsible for their hardness and strength. Therefore, accurately estimating calcium and phosphorus requirements is crucial for increasing productivity.
Unlike phosphorus (P), calcium sources are generally inexpensive. Studies have shown that excessive calcium may negatively affect digestion due to the formation of insoluble salts with dietary fatty acids in the intestinal lumen, which may reduce nutrient availability, decrease energy utilization, and reduce growth and feed efficiency. Additionally, excess calcium interferes with the digestion and absorption of trace minerals and interacts with inorganic phosphorus in the digestive tract. Hence, reducing calcium levels can enhance phosphorus utilization.
Read more: The Role of Calcium in the Nutrition of Broiler Breeder Hens
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By: Dr. Khaled Okasha - PhD in Poultry Nutrition
Regional Technical Director for the Middle East, Danisco Animal Nutrition & Health (IFF)
Introduction:
Due to genetic improvements in breeder strains over recent years, it is essential to continuously review nutritional requirements. Both calcium (Ca) and phosphorus (P) are essential minerals for growth and bone formation, responsible for their hardness and strength. Therefore, accurately estimating calcium and phosphorus requirements is crucial for increasing productivity.
Unlike phosphorus (P), calcium sources are generally inexpensive. Studies have shown that excessive calcium may negatively affect digestion due to the formation of insoluble salts with dietary fatty acids in the intestinal lumen, which may reduce nutrient availability, decrease energy utilization, and reduce growth and feed efficiency. Additionally, excess calcium interferes with the digestion and absorption of trace minerals and interacts with inorganic phosphorus in the digestive tract. Hence, reducing calcium levels can enhance phosphorus utilization.
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By: Dr. Khaled Okasha - PhD in Poultry Nutrition
Regional Technical Director for the Middle East, Danisco Animal Nutrition & Health (IFF)
Introduction:
Due to genetic improvements in breeder strains over recent years, it is essential to continuously review nutritional requirements. Both calcium (Ca) and phosphorus (P) are essential minerals for growth and bone formation, responsible for their hardness and strength. Therefore, accurately estimating calcium and phosphorus requirements is crucial for increasing productivity.
Unlike phosphorus (P), calcium sources are generally inexpensive. Studies have shown that excessive calcium may negatively affect digestion due to the formation of insoluble salts with dietary fatty acids in the intestinal lumen, which may reduce nutrient availability, decrease energy utilization, and reduce growth and feed efficiency. Additionally, excess calcium interferes with the digestion and absorption of trace minerals and interacts with inorganic phosphorus in the digestive tract. Hence, reducing calcium levels can enhance phosphorus utilization.
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Poultry meat project on an area of 4 million square meters in Tabuk
The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture signed an agreement with a specialized company to establish a broiler poultry project on agricultural land exceeding 4 million square meters, east of the Miqoua-Tabuk road in Al-Jawf region.
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Owners of Saudi Arabia’s National Poultry Consider Selling for 2 Billion Riyals
The deal under discussion comes amid the sector’s growing attractiveness and the kingdom’s drive to achieve food self-sufficiency.
Source: Bloomberg
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Delmon Poultry announces its financial results for the nine-month period ending September 30, 2024
The Board of Directors of Delmon Poultry Company (trading symbol POLTRY) approved the reviewed condensed interim financial statements for the nine-month period ending September 30, 2024, and the results of the third quarter of 2024 at its meeting held on November 12, 2024.
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Tunisia seeks to buy 200,000 tonnes of soft and hard wheat
European traders said Tunisia's state grains office has issued an international tender to buy about 100,000 tonnes of soft milling wheat and about 100,000 tonnes of hard wheat.
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How can propolis be used to improve feed additives
Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture - Ain Shams University
Using propolis as a food additive in poultry feed. Propolis is a natural brownish-green resinous substance collected by bees from tree buds. Saliva enzymes are added to the resinous substance, then mixed with wax and some other compounds.
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By: Dr. Milad Ibrahim Areebi - Iraq
Many veterinarians are asking about Adenovirus, and in response, I will answer several questions about this topic, even if in a simple way to help everyone understand what Adenovirus is from my perspective.
How does Adenovirus spread?
Adenovirus can be transmitted to the embryo via the egg, and antibodies (Ab) can also be transferred. The virus remains dormant in chicks (broilers) until the maternal antibodies are cleared from their bodies, at which point the conditions that lead to its appearance, such as poisoning or immune-suppressing diseases, may cause it to manifest.
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Poultry Producers Union: Entering new production cycles after reducing feed prices
Dr. Tharwat Al-Zaini, Vice President of the General Union of Poultry Producers, confirmed that poultry prices have decreased on the farm and have become 25% cheaper than imported ones, noting that their weights have begun to rise on farms as a result of the increase in production. Farm owners have also tended to leave the chicks on the farms to increase their weights and compensate for losses resulting from the decrease in prices.
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Jerash.. Poultry farms in a dilemma due to time restrictions for transporting waste, and the "Agriculture" explains
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strange creatures
The Cochin chicken
The Cochin is a breed of large domestic chicken. It derives from large feather-legged chickens brought from China to Europe and North America in the 1840s and 1850s. It is reared principally for exhibition. It was formerly known as Cochin-China.
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Poultry Syndicate: Consumption Decreases by 25 Percent, Prices Below Cost
The Lebanese Poultry Syndicate, headed by William Boutros, issued a statement announcing that “workers in the poultry sector, including farm owners and producers, have incurred significant losses that have become a heavy burden on the sector as a whole.”
Read more: Poultry Syndicate: Consumption Decreases by 25 Percent, Prices Below Cost
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