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Management Message - Mike Wright, MS, MBA
We've got a new headquarters...and new research abstracts as well

We now moved into a new production and corporate headquarters facility in Cedar Rapids. And, we have have new science to share as well, from our July presentations at PSA and our upcoming Diamond V Technical Symposium Sept. 4 in Arkansas.  See it all below. (MORE) 

Technical Feature - Eric Gingerich, DVM

Evaluating the vaccinations given to poultry and layer flocks 

A wise, now-retired vaccine salesman, Mr. Gil Warriner, once said "Anyone can vaccinate chickens but only the growers that do it right will immunize them." See the ways vaccine administration can be audited to make sure you are getting the most benefit.  (VIEW PDF) 

Research Review - Jonathan Broomhead, Ph.D.

High temperatures demonstrate Original XPC performance

Improved egg production, feed conversion and egg mass are key findings from trials using Original XPC during high temperature months. See our university trial data for more insights.  

(VIEW PDF) 

man-messageWe've moved into the new home. And we have more science to share as well.
Director
Global Research and Marketing

  

 

 

  

Almost to the day, 12 months later, we're finally in our new global headquarters.  This new high-technology 17,000 sq. ft. facility is located on the 77-acre Diamond V campus and will provide additional space for training and client meetings.  The official building dedication will take place next month. For reference, the new address is located on our website at diamondv.com.

 

Get your nutrition tech fix in Arkansas

Diamond V is hosting a technical symposium Sept. 4 prior to the Poultry Federation Arkansas Nutrition Conference. We'll have an afternoon of new immunology and nutrition presentations, followed by a social hour. See more details of the Diamond V symposium and the entire conference.

 

Our PSA presentations

Diamond V presented three abstracts at the PSA Annual Meeting in Athens, GA this month. If you didn't make it to the meeting, here are the summaries:

  

Effects of a Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentation product on volatile fatty acid production and growth of Salmonella in a complex fecal microbial population in vitro

 

Effects of feeding Saccharomyces cerevisiae fermentation product to broiler breeder hens and their progeny 

 

Performance of layers fed Original XPC during elevated environmental temperatures

 

As always, we're grateful for the tens of thousands of professionals who have been reading Nutrition Line. We want to keep you as readers and, more importantly, make sure we always provide ways to create dialog and interaction.Thanks for your support of Nutrition Line!


Kind regards,

 

Mike

 

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