Sentence examples for poultry development from inspiring English sources

Interventions falling into this category include bio-fortification, home gardening, aquaculture, small scale fisheries, poultry development, animal husbandry, and dairy development.

We found a much smaller number of studies of bio-fortification interventions (2), small scale fisheries and aquaculture (3), dairy development (1), and animal husbandry and poultry development (1).

Study selection Included studies assessed effects of agricultural interventions aiming at improving the nutritional status of children (bio-fortification, home gardens, small scale fisheries and aquaculture, dairy development, and animal husbandry and poultry development).

Genetic and antigenic divergence of HPAI (H5N1) viruses among poultry challenges development of effective vaccines for poultry and to pandemic preparedness and development of antiviral drugs for humans.

Vietnam's integrated national operational programme for avian influenza from 2006 to 2010 outlined an intervention programme with four pillars: 1) rapid identification and response to disease outbreaks, 2) risk-based vaccination, 3) enhanced management, and 4) control of poultry movements and development of disease-free compartments [ 17].

A very small number of corporations control the vast majority of the world's food trade: four companies produce more than 58% of the world's seeds; four global firms account for 97% of poultry genetics research and development; yet another four produce more than 60% of the agrochemicals farmers use.

High feed costs could limit further development of poultry production.

For instance, increasing use of acid treatments, such as lactic or acetic acids, on beef or poultry carcasses induced the development of acid-stress-adapted pathogenic cells.

However, most of influenza H5N1 vaccines focus on HA, it remains unclear that whether NA express on L.lactis has immunogenicity and poses potential for H5N1 vaccine development in poultry via oral administration.

In addition, influenza vaccines based on L.lactis expression system have no safety issues, which make this technology has the potential of becoming one of the most promising platforms for avian influenza H5N1 vaccine development in poultry via oral vaccination.

The next use of DataBars at the supermarket will probably be for goods bought at the delicatessen counter, and for fresh meats and poultry, said Stephen Arens, director, industry development, at GS1 US in Lawrenceville, N.J.