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Age	Vaccine	Route	Type
1 day	Marek disease	SC	Turkey herpesvirus and SB-1
14–21 days	Newcastle/infectious bronchitis	Drinking water	B1/Massachusetts
	Infectious bursal disease	Drinking water	Intermediate
5 wk	Newcastle/infectious bronchitis	Drinking water or coarse spray	B1/Massachusetts
8–10 wk	Newcastle/infectious bronchitis	Drinking water or coarse spray	B1 or LaSota/Massachusetts
10–12 wk	Encephalomyelitis	Wing web	Live, chick-embryo origin
	Fowlpox	Wing web	Modified live
	Laryngotracheitis	Intraocular	Modified live
10–14 wk	Mycoplasma gallisepticum^b	Intraocular or spray	Mild live strain
or 18 wk		Parenteral	Inactivated
12–14 wk	Newcastle/infectious bronchitis	Drinking water or aerosol	B1 or LaSota/Massachusetts
16–18 wk	Newcastle/infectious bronchitis	Drinking water or aerosol	B1 or LaSota/Massachusetts
Every 60–90 days or single dose at 18 wk	Newcastle/infectious bronchitis	Parenteral	Inactivated
^a This is an example of a vaccination program. Individual programs are highly variable and reflect local conditions, disease prevalence, severity of the challenge, and individual preferences.
^b The use of M gallisepticum vaccine is regulated or prohibited in some states. SB-1 or MDV301 may be combined with turkey herpesvirus in some areas, or Rispens strain may be used in high-challenge areas. Vaccination for infectious bursal disease, laryngotracheitis, and fowlpox depends on local requirements. Other strains of infectious bronchitis (Connecticut, Arkansas 99, Florida 88, etc) are included in some areas. M gallisepticum and Haemophilus gallinarum (coryza) are used only on infected, multiage premises in some areas.