Pullorum disease remains one of poultry farming's most devastating bacterial infections, threatening chick survival and farm profitability. Early awareness saves birds and livelihoods. Prevention protects success.

Caused by Salmonella pullorum, the disease spreads through infected eggs from breeding birds, exposing vulnerable chicks before hatching. Healthy breeders produce healthier generations. Strong foundations matter.

Affected chicks become weak, huddle together, produce white pasty droppings, and experience high mortality. Older birds may appear healthy while fertility quietly declines. Hidden infections cause losses.

Strict biosecurity, routine breeder testing, proper sanitation, quality hatchery management, and immediate isolation of infected birds effectively reduce transmission and protect flock performance. Good management prevents disease.

Successful poultry farming depends on prevention rather than treatment. Protect your flock through vigilance, hygiene, and responsible breeding practices for sustainable productivity. Healthy flocks secure profitable futures.

Best regards,

Abdullah Opeyemi Akande
B.Agric. (FUNAAB)
GAS (NIAS)
M.Sc. Animal Sci. (UI)
RAS (NIAS)
M.Sc. Int’l Business (UU, UK)
Ph.D. in view