The study aimed to assessing the respondents adoption practices of diseases prevention in broilers identifying bivariate relationship between certain independent variables and adoption practices of disease prevention in broilers and ldentifying the relative importance of independent variable in explaining variance in the data adoption. Data were collected from 170 farm manager of broilers in qallin district kafr el-sheikh governorate by using the interview questionnaire as a tool to collect the data. appropraite statistical techniques such as percentage, frequencies, mean, standard deviation, simple correlation and multiple raegleria techniques were utilized in allaying data and testing the proposal by prosthesis. The main findings of the study were: 1-Avast majority respondents hacd low or moderate adoption 87.6%. 2-ducational level of the respondent, age of broilers farm, number of chickens in broiler farm, experience, informal social participation, and knowledge methods of bleeding chickens were significantly correlated with adoption of modern practices of the prevention of common diseases in broilers, whereas veterinary communication inversely cortelated with adoption of modern practices of the prevention of common diseases in chicken meat.