As we all know, coccidiosis never takes a day off. It’s persistent, adaptive, and costly—and without thoughtful planning, even the best ionophores and synthetic anticoccidials can lose their punch over time. Today’s session is all about understanding how to protect the tools we rely on and how to build rotation programs that maintain efficacy, support gut health, and reduce performance volatility across the year. We’ll walk through what long-haul rotation really means—not just switching products seasonally, but designing programs that consider pathogen pressure, farm histories, resistance dynamics, Eimeria species prevalence, and economics. We’ll also discuss how to leverage combinations, shuttle programs, clean-up cycles, and antibiotic-free constraints without sacrificing bird health or profitability. Whether you manage a complex, oversee live production, or support the field as a veterinarian or nutritionist, you’ll walk away with a clearer framework for choosing the right anticoccidials at the right times—plus practical tools for evaluating lesion scores, OPG trends, and performance signals so your rotation program stays ahead of resistance.
