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- All About Poultry
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Backyard Poultry
- Health
- Beak Trimming
- Biosecurity and Disease Prevention
- Disease
- Ascities
- Avian Encephalomyelitis
- Avian Influenza
- Avian Intestinal Spirochaetosis
- Avian Tuberculosis
- Cannibalism (or aggressive pecking)
- Chicken Anaemia Virus Infection (or CAV)
- Chlamydophilosis
- Coccidiosis
- Colibacillosis
- Cryptosporidiosis
- Differences between avian influenza and pandemic human influenza
- Egg drop syndrome (or EDS)
- Fatty Liver Syndrome
- Fowl Cholera (or pasteurellosis)
- Fowl Pox
- Histomoniasis
- Infectious Bronchitis
- Infectious bursal disease (or Gumboro)
- Infectious Coryza
- Infectious Laryngotracheitis
- Leg and Skeletal Problems
- Lice and Mites
- Lymphoid Leukosis
- Lymphoid Tumour Disease (Reticuloendotheliosis)
- Marek’s Disease
- Mycoplasmosis
- Necrotic Enteritis
- Newcastle Disease
- Parasitic worms (or Helminths)
- Rickets and cage layer fatigue
- Toxoplasmosis
- Trichomoniasis
- Viral Arthritis (Tenosynovitis)
- Vaccination
- Husbandry & Management
- Climate in Poultry Houses
- Environmental Enrichment
- Lighting in Poultry Houses
- List of Poultry Husbandry Terms
- Odour Emissions
- One Page Feed Formulation (OPFF v1.1.xlsx)*
- When should a flock of birds be sent to market?
- Pest Mangement
- Poultry Behaviour
- Poultry Litter
- Poultry Stress
- Robotics in the Poultry Industry
- Welfare
- Nutrition
- Production
- Species
- Village Poultry
- Chicken Keeping for Pacific Island Communities
- A Simple Guide to Managing Village Poultry in South Africa – English version
- Hoe om met Werfhoenders ‘n Eenvoudige Besigheid in Suid Afrika te Begin
- Šupa Tsela e Bonolo Ya Go Rua Dikgogo TŠA Segae Afrika Borwa
- Ndila I Leluwaho Ya u Langula Vhufuwa Khuhu Dzapo Fhano Africa Tshipembe
- Isikhokelo Esilula Sofuyo Lweenkukhu Kumaphandle Asemzantsi Afrika (Trans.Joyce Mafu)
- Izinkukhu Zasemakhaya – Indlela Elula Yokufuywa Kwezinkukhu Zasemakhaya Eningizimu Africa (Trans. Qeda Nyoka)
- Education
- Anatomy of the Chicken
- Australian Poultry Associations
- Resources
- Books
- DVDs and Videos
- Keeping Poultry in Schools
- National Guide – Poultry for Show and Sale
- Primary School Worksheets
- Secondary School Worksheets
- Chicken Simulator
- Show Poultry Handbook by Tintinara Area School
- Background Information
- Relevance to Poultry Industry
- Equipment Needed to Show Poultry
- Housing and Cages
- Litter and Bedding
- Feed and Water
- Cleaning and Hygiene
- Diseases of a Chick
- Holding and Restraining Technique
- Relationship, Bonding, Behaviour
- Training
- Poultry washing
- Preparing of Chooks for Exhibition
- Show Entries and Classes
- Transport to Shows
- Bibliography
- Vocational Education & Training (VET)
- University Studies
- Research
- PHA Funding
- PHA Funded Projects
- Research Factsheets
- Resources for Researchers
- Calibration Curve Confidence Calculator
- FCR Prediction Tool
- Slope Ratio Calculator
- Feed Formulation Software (LSMFT)
- Experimental Power Graphing Program
- Nutritional Response Models
- Partitioning Variation for Power Analyses
- Quantile Plotting Distribution Optimization Library for transforming data
- Experimental Simulating Program
- Enzyme Value Evaluation
- Maximum Ingredient Level Optimization
- Inverse Transformation Scale Experimental Power Graphing
- Maximizing research results by using simulation in nutritional requirement study planning
- Feed Need
- User-Friendly Feed Formulation with data from Australia (UffdAu)
- Determining Number of Replicate Samples to Use
- Estimating Variation in Mixed Feed
- NSP Database
- PHA Programs and Scholarships
- Conferences and Events
- Poultry CRC Final Reports
- Training
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The Poultry Hub Australia profoundly acknowledges and respects that its foundations, both people and facilities, are established on land rich in the history and traditions of the world’s oldest living culture. PHA values and respects Indigenous knowledge, understanding its importance in our shared history. We acknowledge the strength, resilience, and contributions of the Aboriginal community, we pay our tributes to the Aboriginal Elders – those who guided us in the past, those who lead us today, and those who will enlighten our paths in the future.