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Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health

Coccidiosis control: Why vaccination wins — and how to do it right

Coccidiosis doesn’t just lurk in poultry houses — it thrives there. For decades, producers have relied on synthetic anticoccidials and ionophores to keep it in check. But with growing resistance and increasing pressure to reduce antibiotic use, more operations are turning to vaccination as a sustainable, effective alternative.

Potential in ovo sexing options could end male-chick culling

sspiegel0120@gmail.com on July 9, 2025

A new in ovo sexing technique with a modified genetic trait to hatch only female chicks may someday help eliminate the culling of day-old male chicks. According to developer and embryologist Yuval Cinnamon, PhD, the genetically based solution offers many benefits over the other technologies currently on the market.

Unwanted roosters: Is in ovo sexing the answer?

sspiegel0120@gmail.com on March 4, 2025

For every laying hen that is hatched, approximately one male counterpart also hatches. However, as roosters do not produce eggs, they are typically culled, or euthanized, at hatch. However, the culling of these day-old male chicks raises ethical concerns.

Interview: Embryologist discusses genetics initiative aiming to produce layer hens that yield females only

sspiegel0120@gmail.com on July 26, 2023

gender typing in egg

The keynote address of the 2023 Poultry Science Association conference featured Yuval Cinnamon, PhD, an Israeli embryologist leading a team of scientists that developed the first layer flock that produces females only.

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Coccidiosis control: Why vaccination wins — and how to do it right

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