This course provides a comprehensive overview of managing avian diseases. It starts by introducing the background and challenges faced in modern poultry production. It then delves into eradication and control programs tailored for different disease categories. The course elaborates on biosecurity measures, encompassing conceptual, structural, and procedural aspects, to prevent disease introduction and spread. Epidemiological principles are discussed to guide effective disease control. Finally, the course outlines strategies for disease prevention, diagnosis (including monitoring, surveillance, and confirmation), and control (biocontainment), emphasizing practical approaches to safeguard poultry health, productivity, and welfare.

 

This course is part of a series of technique training focusing on vegetable cultivation and poultry feeding, offered under the Country Pilot Project titled "Sustainable Agriculture and Value Chain Development SSTC Cities Project Pilot Initiative in Nepal". 


* Participants who successfully complete the course and pass a corresponding quiz will receive a certificate of achievement.

Lecturer

Xu Fuzhou

Research Professor

Xu Fuzhou is a Research Professor and the Deputy Director of the Department of High Technology Research on Animal Bioproducts at the Institute of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine, Beijing Academy of agricultural and Forestry Sciences. His research interests are molecular biology and immunology of pathogenic bacteria in livestock and poultry. He has served as the principal investigator of projects from the National Natural Science Foundation of China. He has published more than 60 research papers and obtained 12 national invention patents.

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