Today's poultry industry demands innovative approaches to emerging diseases. To remain profitable, poultry producers evaluate options carefully and choose what works best for them. At Schering-Plough, we have always strived to offer products and services that make a difference, even taking the unconventional path to bring the best tools for improved performance and profitability.

To assist our poultry partners, we provide the following resources:

• Coccidiosis Control for the 21st Century
  
  
• Poultry Technical Bulletin Library
  The Schering-Plough Animal Health Technical Services Bulletins provide more information on innovative solutions to poultry health problems.
  
  
• Innovative Solutions in Poultry Health
  Interactive catalog of chicken and turkey products.
  
  
• Netvaxforpoultry
  Clostridium Perfringens Type A product information, including news on Necrotic Enteritis as well as an invitation to join the NE Toxoid Network.
  
  
• Broiler Breeder Vaccination Program
  
  
• Turkey Vaccination Progam
  
  
• CocciForum Magazine
  CocciForum magazine is the world poultry industry’s online source for news, trends and strategies on managing coccidiosis and other intestinal health issues.
  
  
• Intestinal Health
  Featured poultry products for controlling coccidiosis and promoting growth.
  
  
• Gumboro
  The first peer reviewed website with a specific focus on Infectious Bursal Disease, providing peer reviewed disease information, Gumboro news, vaccination information and links to other relevant Gumboro topics.
  
  
• Infectious Bronchitis
  The site provides peer reviewed disease information on Infectious Bronchitis, current news and vaccination information.
  
  
• Safe Poultry
  A source for information and news on issues involved and the products developed to control Salmonella, including relevant scientific advances in both human and avian health.
  
  
• Avian Influenza
  Information on vaccination as a supplementary control measure during avian influenza outbreaks to extensive culling of infected and in contact poultry.