Fowl adenovirus: Using serology to control your flocks

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FAV are worldwide-distributed viruses that affect poultry in a wide array of manifestations that vary in form. This webinar will present the serological methods used in the diagnosis and monitoring of Fowl adenovirus so poultry producers can prevent disease cause by the organism. Special emphasis will be put on ELISA as a tool for mass screening. Diagnosis of FAV is attained by combination of several techniques, including ELISA as a useful tool. The control of FAV is complex, and involves among others: biosecurity, achieving sero-conversion of parent flocks prior to lay and avoiding immunosuppression.
 
Who should attend: poultry veterinarians, integrators, producers and processors, poultry farm managers, C-level poultry professionals, allied poultry health professionals