Salmonella free egg production methods and systems
AssigneeLuberski Inc. (Dba Hidden Villa Ranch)
InventorTimothy LUBERSKI
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Abstract
A method of generating a Salmonella free egg is disclosed. The method includes administering a vaccination to a poultry animal that is less than one year old. The method further includes boosting the vaccination of the poultry animal when the poultry animal is between about 50 weeks old and about 60 weeks old, the boosting comprising administering killed virus if the poultry animal molted subsequent to the vaccination, and the boosting comprising administering live virus if the poultry animal did not molt subsequent to the vaccination at the time of boosting.
Claims20
A method of generating a Salmonella free egg, the method comprising:
- administering a vaccination to a poultry animal that is less than one year old;
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- boosting the vaccination of the poultry animal when the poultry animal is between about 50 weeks old and about 60 weeks old, the boosting comprising administering killed virus if the poultry animal molted subsequent to the vaccination, and the boosting comprising administering live virus if the poultry animal did not molt subsequent to the vaccination.
A system for generating a Salmonella free egg, the system comprising:
- a poultry animal that was vaccinated when the poultry animal was less than one year old;
- the poultry animal having been boosted when the poultry animal was between about 50 weeks old and about 60 weeks old, the boosting comprising administering killed virus if the poultry animal molted subsequent to the vaccination, and the boosting comprising administering live virus if the poultry animal did not molt subsequent to the vaccination.
A method of generating a Salmonella free egg, the method comprising:
- administering a vaccination to a poultry animal that is less than one year old;
- boosting the vaccination to the poultry animal when the poultry animal is between about 50 weeks old and about 60 weeks old, the boosting comprising administering killed virus if the poultry animal molted subsequent to the vaccination, and the boosting comprising administering live virus if the poultry animal did not molt subsequent to the vaccination, the administering live virus comprising providing live virus prior to molting and providing live virus again subsequent to molting;
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- harvesting an egg that was laid by the poultry animal.
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