The drive to promote antimicrobial stewardship goes beyond the intermediate goal of reducing antibiotic use.
It's about the need to have medicines available that ensure health and welfare for both humans and animals.
Antibiotic reduction is above all a way to reduce the incidence of antibiotic resistance that threatens to undermine the use of these treatment tools.
Featured expert Daniel Parker, Senior Veterinarian in Slate Hall Veterinary Practice, shared his perspective on recent successes and practical insights from the UK broiler industry.
MAIN TOPICS
- How the UK poultry meat sector reduced total use of antibiotics by 80% in 6 years
- Practical approaches to reducing antibiotic usage
- Current issues in broiler production e.g. chick quality, leg and gut health
- Conclusions and future challenges
Watch & review
We've made the materials from the April 21 session ‘Antibiotic Reduction Experiences in the UK Poultry Industry' available to you.
Watch the video | Get the PDF presentation ›
ABOUT THE ANTIBIOTIC REDUCTION EXPERT SERIES
The Antibiotic Reduction Expert Series offers select agribusiness professionals exclusive online, live access to experts from a range of disciplines who offer insights into challenges, solutions and future of antibiotic reduction in animal protein production.
Join us for the next sessions
The Antibiotic Reduction Expert Series continues through July. Upcoming topics include:
- Non-Antibiotic Strategies for Control of Necrotic Enteritis | June 16
register now › - Animal welfare, zinc reduction and more
We hope that you'll join us for the live sessions. You can choose the topics that most interest you.
