Coccidiosis in Poultry Requires an Integrated Approach

The recent WATT Poultry USA article “Coccidiosis in poultry requires an integrated approach” explores the fact that coccidiosis is endemic in almost all poultry operations, although it can remain in the dormant form before spreading throughout the flock, creating a challenge for poultry producers. Lloyd Keck, Ph.D., a consultant for dsm-firmenich and principal of Keck & Associates, discusses various approaches to managing coccidiosis, including natural products and enhanced immune support. Dr. Keck emphasizes a long-term planning approach to management. Check out the article to learn more.

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16 February 2026

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