Specially dedicated to the health and biosecurity of commercial poultry to help farmers and integrators fight the invisible to maximize performance and increase production.
We are so glad you're interested in learning more about strengthening your poultry house's natural defenses against natural problems.
Poultry Biosecurity is the educational arm of Southland Organics' Poultry service team. Our dedicated professionals care about helping poultry farmers not just survive in the new poultry environment, but thrive. We want to know and share the truth about the microscopic world that affects your birds and business. That is why we are constantly conducting studies, producing helpful videos and blogs, and assisting growers all over the nation. In fact, we have helped thousands gain greater livability and performance, from pullets to broilers to layers.
With 10 key vitamins and minerals including folic acid, Vitamin D3 and Biotin, Catalyst provides the perfect nutritional boost for any flock. Here, Allen explains more about Catalyst and how to apply it to improve your flock.
As a poultry grower, perhaps the greatest fear you have is disease. E. Coli, Clostridium, Salmonella, Enteritis and many other diseases can decimate a flock, leaving a grower with bills to pay and no money to pay those bills.
Over the past several years there has been a rise in commercial quail farming. While the poultry industry is primarily dominated by broiler production, the domestic quail is finding its popularity in the poultry meat market.
What is one thing you never want to think about but are grateful to have when you need it? INSURANCE. Learn how to use it to protect your farm from harm.
Runt and Stunt is also known as Malabsorption Syndrome. It boils down to nutrient absorption. Nutrient absorption is what is needed to help the bird fight the “virus/disease” but the virus prevents nutrient absorption.
So you want to build a chicken house. Whether you're a rookie or a seasoned professional, there is an extensive process that all commercial growers go through when building a new house.
There are numerous things that can cause stress in your birds. Heat, light, overcrowding, ventilation, noise, fear, lack of food, nutritional deficiencies, disease, infection, and on and on. In this video we want to take a quick look at two distinct types of stress and their impact on your birds.
Spondylolisthesis is a technical name- this disease is also known as Kinky Back. This is a condition of the spine where one of the vertebrae moves more than it should and slips out of place.
Stackhouses use the natural composting process to break your birds down and return them to the earth. In a stackhouse, bacteria, fungi and other microorganisms decompose your birds into a stable end product.
