ArticleOpen veterinary journal2026
Evaluation of homemade biodesinfectant solution based on
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Background: Poultry farming is a rapidly expanding sector that faces numerous challenges related to biosecurity and production efficiency.One major concern is the prevalence of pathogens, such as Aim: This study aimed to evaluate the efficacy of a farmer's homemade biodisinfectant solution containing Methods: A biodesinfectant was applied to the litter of a commercial broiler farm over a period of 30 days. One-day-old Ross broilers (900 samples) were fed pre-starter, starter, and finisher diets as controls. The farm consisted of 3 broiler grow-out pens that were used for 3 treatment groups. As the maximum stocking density was restricted to 18 kg/m², the house space is 600 m². The biodisinfectant was applied at two concentrations in the treatment groups: TA (1 ml/100 ml) and TB (1 ml/250 ml) at 2-day intervals. Performance metrics, including FCR, slaughter body weight (BW), mortality rate, and overall health, were monitored. The control group (CON) had the lowest BW ( Results: Significant Conclusion: These findings suggest that biodisinfectants offer a promising, eco-friendly alternative for enhancing both biosecurity and production performance efficiency in broiler poultry farms.
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