One Health Solution
Medion is committed to providing innovative and comprehensive solutions that create added value for all stakeholders. Through collaboration with the National Secretariat of Indonesian Farmer-Owned Enterprises (Seknas BUMP-Indonesia), Medion provides vitamin medicines for cattle in Central Java. This collaboration was
Medion was selected as one of the speakers at the 2023 Western Poultry Disease Conference (WPDC) on March 13rd -15th 2023 in Sacramento, California. This conference raised the topic “The Impact of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza on the Poultry Industry”
On February 15, 2023, Medion again collaborate with Trobos magazine to provide online education at the Mimbar Trobos event. The event, which has held its 32nd edition, featured the topic of “Effectiveness of Herbs for Poultry Health.” apt. Retnoningtyas., S. Farm. as
The success parameter of egg production depends on its quantity and egg quality. If egg production is high but the quality is low, breeders will face problem because eggs with poor quality will not sell well in the market. Likewise,
Preparation of chick in is a very crucial step for farmers. If not done properly, it will affect the growth of the chickens. Since DOCs often experience post-transport fatigue, a suitable cage is needed. Koko Komarudin, a partnership breeder located
As a livestock company, Medion actively contributes to the promotion of education, especially in the field of animal husbandry health. One of them is in the form of collaboration with the Department of Animal Husbandry – at Brawijaya University. Medion
The Ministry of Agriculture and the World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH), together with the Indonesian poultry and veterinary medicine industry, have declared five concrete steps to tackle antimicrobial resistance (AMR) specifically in Indonesia. This declaration was held on November
On September 24th, 2022, Medion was visited by the Ministry of Agriculture of the Republic of Indonesia, Dr. drh. Nuryani Zainuddin, M.Si as Director of Animal Health and Drs. H. Mohammad Arifin Soedjayana, M.M. as Head of the Food Security
Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is a multi-sectoral health problem that is increasingly becoming a global concern. The effects of the AMR phenomenon affect not only humans, but also in animals and the environment, threatening aspects of public health and food security.
In maintaining poultry productivity, especially in layer farms, farmers must carry out strict health surveillance. Most commercial layers are kept for 2-3 years to produce eggs. In this long time period potential diseases may attack, caused by bacteria, viruses, and