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Nobilis Gumboro 228E: Trial Data
Field Study, France
Permission was granted by the French government to use Gumboro 228E against
a series of vvIBD outbreaks in a major poultry producing region of France.
Performance data was collected from over 170 million broilers, comprising:
- 151 flocks prior to the outbreak.
- 237 flocks during the outbreak, vaccinated with an intermediate vaccine.
- 252 flocks vaccinated with Gumboro 228E during the outbreak.
Results
- Intermediate vaccines failed to prevent fresh outbreaks.
- Gumboro 228E provided effective protection.
- Profitability of flocks vaccinated with 228E returned to the levels
recorded prior to the Gumboro outbreak.
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Gumboro 228E trials in Thailand
Two trials were conducted with commercial broiler flocks in Thailand,
comparing the effects of vaccination with Gumboro 228E and a widely used
"hot" vaccine. In Trial 1, vaccination was at 14 days, in Trial 2, at 14 and
21 days.
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- Both vaccines controlled Gumboro, but the 228E-vaccinated flocks performed better.
- Flocks vaccinated with the "hot" vaccine showed an incidence of bursal
atrophy 3.5 times higher than those vaccinated with 228E.
- Conclusion: 228E provides effective protection with minimal bursal damage
and no negative effect on performance.
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