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Management factors influence Salmonella persistence in reused poultry litter over three successive flocks

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By Reed Woyda, Adelumola Oladeinde, Dinku M. Endale, Timothy Strickland
| BioRxiv
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Broiler house environment and litter management practices impose selective pressures on antimicrobial resistance genes and virulence factors of Campylobacter

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By Reed Woyda, Adelumola Oladeinde, Dinku M. Endale, Timothy Strickland
| BioRxiv
New Results doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.02.02.526821 Abstract Campylobacter infections are a leading cause of bacterial diarrhea in humans globally. Infections are due to consumption of contaminated food products and are highly associated with chicken meat, with chickens being an important reservoir for Campylobacter.
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Poultry manureshed management: Opportunities and challenges for a vertically integrated industry

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By Ray Bryant, Dinku M. Endale, Sheri A. Spiegal, K. Colton Flynn
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Abstract Manureshed management seeks to address systemic imbalances in nutrient distributions at scales beyond the farmgate and potentially across county and state boundaries. The U.S. poultry industry, which includes broilers, layers, pullets, and turkeys, has many characteristics that are compatible with achieving a vision of manureshed management, including a history of engaging in local and regional programs to better distribute manure resources.
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