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trays containing eggshells and fecal residues were obtained, and paper pads with fecal droppings from both groups of poults, from inoculated and control hens, were also analyzed. Reproductive tract (RT) segments, including ovary and ovarian follicles, and upper level of the tract (from infundibulum to isthmus), of hens from both breeder flocks were analyzed at week 65. Semen and testes from toms were also analyzed. No evidence was obtained for vertical transmission of the marker strains through artificial insemination. However, Salmonella and Campylobacter were found in RT of hens and semen from toms, indicating a potential route of transmission of these foodborne pathogens to the progeny.

Turkey Breeder Pathogens-Evaluation of Vertical Transmission of Salmonella and Campylobacter in Breeder Turkeys