B. T. Kiet

This study examines the financial and sustainability aspects of small-scale chicken farming in Vietnam, finding that feed and chicks are major costs, and profitability varies with flock size and mortality.

This paper develops and validates a growth-based microdilution method to measure phenotypic colistin resistance in pooled E. coli populations from chicken flocks, finding higher resistance in flocks recently exposed to colistin.

This study shows that providing veterinary advice to small-scale chicken farms in Vietnam reduced antimicrobial use by 66% and mortality by 40% without harming flock health.