On April 8, 2025, Poultec hosted its Scientific Seminar for Layer Producers, a full-day event that brought together leading poultry experts, veterinarians, feed specialists, and farm managers to share innovations and strategies that empower the layer farming community. With a strong focus on sustainability and performance, the seminar served as a valuable platform for knowledge exchange and professional networking.
Ceva’s Scientific Session
The seminar began with a dynamic presentation by Ceva, introducing a forward-thinking approach to poultry vaccination:
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Less is More – This segment introduced a streamlined vision for vaccination, focusing on efficiency without compromising flock health.
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Innovative Technology – Ceva showcased cutting-edge solutions to combat major poultry diseases such as Newcastle, Influenza, and Gumboro.
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Vaccination Equipment – Advanced tools for both hatchery and field vaccination were demonstrated, offering practical benefits for on-ground application.
Following the Ceva presentation, participants enjoyed a networking coffee break, where discussions extended informally over shared insights and experiences.
Intraco’s Technical Insights
Intraco’s session took a deep dive into feed and nutrition, starting with an introduction to the Group DC and their processes, supported by engaging videos:
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Group DC + Intraco Overview – Attendees were introduced to the group's global reach and technological capabilities.
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Feed Mixing Precision – Emphasis was placed on the importance of accurate formulation and mixing for optimal nutrition delivery.
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Concentrate Quality – Presenters detailed the quality standards, ingredient sourcing, and manufacturing integrity behind their concentrates.
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Vitamin D and Nutrition – A focused discussion on the vital role of vitamins, especially Vitamin D, in enhancing layer health and productivity.
Kemin’s Health-Focused Approach
The final session before lunch featured Kemin, spotlighting gut health and biosecurity:
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Intestinal Health in Layers – Experts explained how a balanced gut microbiome supports better performance and disease resistance.
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Salmonella Control Program – Kemin shared a strategic program aimed at reducing salmonella prevalence in layer farms, reinforcing food safety and farm biosecurity.
The seminar concluded with a networking lunch, giving attendees the opportunity to connect, reflect, and explore potential collaborations.
The Scientific Seminar for Layer Producers succeeded in providing layer farm professionals with up-to-date, actionable knowledge to enhance their operations. Thanks to Poultec’s organization and the contributions of industry leaders like Ceva, Intraco, and Kemin, the event reaffirmed the value of innovation and partnership in driving the future of poultry farming forward.
Some pictures during the seminar:
