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Poultry Diseases: A Guide for Farmers & Poultry Professionals

 
J L Vegad (Author)
Synopsis The Industry has been finally hit by bird flu. For want of an effective vaccine, it remains virtually defenceless. Marek's disease has resurfaced, inflicting up to 60 % mortality and ruining farmer's economy. Menace of other viral, bacterial and protozoal diseases continues unabated. The drug resistance against antibiotics is on the increase. There are the harsh realities of today's poultry farming. The industry must face up to the challenges. In keeping with the present scenario, the second edition has been extensively revised. Many chapters are completely rewritten. The changes in particular include: The section on avian influenza (bird flu) has been completely rewritten, covering all aspects of the disease with latest information. The disease is also illustrated with many coloured photographs showing changes in sick birds as well as the postmortem findings. Also, a summary of the Action Plan of the Government of India on the control and containment of avian influenza is given; The section on Marke's disease has been revised and updated; A lot of new information has been added on necrotic enteritis, infection, Ranikhet disease, and almost on every aspect of poultry health. Chapter on 'The Avian Immune System' has been revised and updated. In view of the problem of drug resistance and relative ineffectiveness of antibiotics, greater emphasis is placed n the prevention and control of diseases through insecurity, hygiene, sanitation, and routine disinfection. The chapter on disinfection has therefore been revised and updated. A Major effort has been made to update the list of company's products. Those that are no longer marketed are deleted and new ones included.
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About the author

J L Vegad

Dr. J L Vegad was professor and head, Department of veterinary Pathology at Jawaharlal Nehru Krishi Vishwavidyalaya, Jabalpur. He was then Professor Emeritus of the Indian Council of Agricultural research for two years. B.V.S.C. (Gold medallist) from Jabalpur (1958), Associate IVRI (1960), he obtained Ph.D. from New two years, B.V.Sc. (Gold Medallist) from Jabalpur 91958), Associate IVRI (1960), he obtained Ph.D. from New Zealand (1968) under a Commonwealth Scholarship. His contributions are pioneering on chicken inflammation. He has published more than 150 research papers, 60 of them in British, American and New Zealand journals. Three of his Ph.D. students got the 'Jawaharlal Nehru Award' of the ICAR. He himself is recipient of 'Rafi Ahmed Kidwai memorial Award' of ICAR, Dr. C M Singh Samman and dr. Nemi Chand Jain Lifetime Achievement Award. He was a Visiting Professor at the university of California, Davis. He is Author of three textbooks in Veterinary Pathology and one book on poultry Diseases for farmers and poultry professionals. He has contributed a chapter in the 5th edition (2000) of sachalm's Veterinary Hematology published from USA. For seven years he was President of the Indian Association of veterinary Pathologists. At present, he is an adviser to the Phoenix Group, jabalpur. Also, he has been honoured as the Best teacher of JNKVV; with fellowship of the Indian Association of Veterinary Pathologists, Society for Immunology and Immunopathology and national Academy of veterinary sciences; dr. C M Singh Samman; 'Dr. Nemi Chand Jain Lifetime Achievement Award' of the Indian Association of Veterinary Pathologists (IAVP), and with Dr. J L Vegad Foundation under the auspices of IAVP.

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Bibliographic information

Title Poultry Diseases: A Guide for Farmers & Poultry Professionals
Author J L Vegad
Format Softcover
Date published: 18.03.2008
Edition 2nd Revised ed.
Language: English
isbn 8181892240
length xix+892p., Tables; Plates; Abbrev.; Index; 25cm.