Devenish has a new Poultry Veterinarian

Devenish has appointed Steven Clark as new Poultry Veterinarian.

April 27, 2015
Steven Clark has joined Devenish Nutrition, LLC, in the position of Poultry Veterinarian. Dr. Clark will continue to provide services to turkey producers and broiler industry, technical support for the Devenish Poultry Team, and support new product development. He has 20 years of technical service experience, most recently with Zoetis.
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