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1. Introduction Winter months bring a sharp increase in respiratory infections in poultry, especially Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD). Cold air, closed sheds and heavy moisture allow germs to spread quickly through the air. L44-P Poultry Protect  supports better air hygiene, helping reduce the conditions that lead to CRD outbreaks. 2. Why CRD Risk Increases in Winter During winter, poultry sheds remain closed to maintain warmth. This restricts airflow and traps moisture, am

I ntroduction: Learning from Past Outbreaks Avian influenza (bird flu) and similar infectious diseases have repeatedly shown how quickly a single infection can spread across flocks, devastate farms, and disrupt entire poultry industries . For poultry farmers, these outbreaks aren’t just about lost birds — they mean financial loss, reputational damage, and increased public health risks . The key to tackling these threats lies in one crucial principle: prevention is always bett

Introduction: The Hidden Price of Neglect A poultry shed is more than just a shelter — it’s the heart of your farm’s productivity. Yet, for many poultry farmers, the real cost of contamination often goes unnoticed  until it shows up as falling flock health, increasing veterinary bills, and shrinking profits. Contaminated sheds become breeding grounds for pathogens like Salmonella, E. coli, Aspergillus, and other harmful microbes . These invisible threats can wipe out hard-ear

Introduction: The Importance of Hatchery Hygiene The first few days of a chick’s life are critical for its health, growth, and productivity . Hatcheries serve as the starting point for poultry operations, and any lapse in hygiene can lead to disease outbreaks, high mortality, and long-term productivity losses . Maintaining a clean, pathogen-free environment is essential to ensure that chicks begin life healthy. Miracle Everyday’s L44-P  provides an effective, non-toxic soluti

In today’s poultry industry, striking the right balance between productivity and animal welfare is no longer optional—it’s essential....