In today's podcast, we delve into in-ovo vaccination, explaining its process, benefits, and the most common mistakes both in the preparatory procedures and during the vaccination itself. Additionally, we will discuss the various vaccination techniques in the hatchery and analyse the different vaccination devices available on the market.
EPISODE #5: In-ovo Vaccination: Key points and benefits
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Agustín Vila Salgado
Agustin Vila Salgado is a technician in electromechanics and industrial electronics from Univesidade Laboral de Ourense. In 2009, he joined Pfizer in the poultry department, specifically in Embrex. Later, at Zoetis he went on to perform technical support functions in Europe for in-novo vaccination. In September 2022, he joined HIPRA as a Technical Services specialized in Hatchery.
Sergio Mesa Raya
Sergio Mesa is an Industrial Engineer and has a postgraduate degree in “HVAC Engineering” from the University of Zaragoza. He entered the world of Poultry in 2,012 with the SADA Group and later with Pondex, being Head of Production at the Sástago Hatchery Plant with a capacity of 1,300,000 chicks per week. In September 2022 he joined HIPRA as a Global Product Manager specializing in Hatchery.
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