A Review on Infectious Bursal Disease - Major Concern in Poultry

The term poultry refers to rearing of chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys and domestic fowls. They are reared for their flesh, eggs and feathers. Poultry farming have been gaining much importance due to growing demand for poultry products as having high food values in terms of rich sources of protein, vitamins and minerals. Among the poultry products, chicken is the widely accepted meat in India and in the world and being used by the people regularly as a supplementary food.

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