livestock disease
Stakeholders’ perceptions on performance of the Livestock Disease Surveillance system in Uganda: A case of Pallisa and Kumi Districts
... common livestock disease outbreaks (FMD, CBPP, ASF, PPR, HPAI) in the two ...of disease outbreaks was important in control and prevention of the spread of such conditions in ...limit livestock ...
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Incentive Perception in Livestock Disease Control
... infectious disease control in animals have a strong mathematical and rational ...for livestock disease control, relatively little has been done to establish a context-specific framework for farmer ...
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Temporal And Spatial Distribution Of Common Bacterial Livestock Disease Outbreaks In North Gondar, Ethiopia
... bacterial livestock disease outbreaks and to identify risk factors in selected districts of North ...of disease outbreaks in their animals in the study ...
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Surveillance of Livestock Disease Using Gis in Salem District of Tamil Nadu, South India
... animal disease surveillance being crucial is the first immediate impact to the human and the second, being an economic ...Animal disease surveillance serves as sentinels for infectious disease ...
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Livestock disease management for trading across different regulatory regimes
... a disease of cattle that is endemic across the UK, Europe and much of the rest of the cattle-producing world that cases significant economic losses to the cattle industry (Greiser-Wilke et ...
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Livestock disease management for trading across different regulatory regimes
... Additionally, disease management status is not always public and this paper shows that purchaser could benefit from getting the information on the biosecurity measures applied by the ...
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Livestock disease management for trading across different regulatory regimes
... of livestock health depends on the combined actions of many different actors, both within and across different regulatory ...the disease externality of ...three disease management actions: test-cull, ...
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Livestock disease surveillance and biosecurity priorities in the Pacific Island countries and territories
... infectious livestock diseases such as highly pathogenic avian influenza, foot and mouth disease, classical swine fever and rabies (Brioudes et ...the livestock sector and also represents a risk to ...
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Disentangling the influence of livestock vs farm density on livestock disease epidemics
... and livestock numbers in the US are reported by the USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) at the county level, so precise farm locations and sizes are ...
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Cattle farmers’ perceptions of risk and risk management strategies
... risks. Livestock disease and labor shortage were perceived as less of a risk by farmers who adopted the practice of zero grazing compared to other farmers, pointing to the potential of this practice for ...
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Chapter 31: Food and Drug, Health, and Welfare Law
... 8 The committee is composed of the Secretary of the Board of Registration and the Director of the Division of Livestock Disease Control in the State Department o[r] ...
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Control of contagious bovine pleuropneumonia: knowledge, attitudes, perceptions and practices in Narok district of Kenya
... humans, livestock disease reporting, presen- tation of animals for CBPP and other vaccinations and buying of control products such as drugs and vaccines took priority over social, farming and other economic ...
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Participatory Evaluation of the Relative Livestock Populations and the Assessment of the Status and Impacts of Newcastle Disease in Rural Communities of Two Northeastern States, Nigeria
... for livestock disease control ...and disease control initiatives that utilized the “top to bottom” approach were faced with limitations to the quality and general acceptability of research outputs in ...
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A review of the metrics for one health benefits
... Some economic evidence for One Health benefits exists, in particular referring to cost-savings and risk mitigation programmes for endemic zoonotic diseases, where strategic higher level budgetary and resource allocation ...
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Institutional constraints affecting dairy development in western Kenya
... This study examined institutional constraints and agribusiness capacity of key institutions involved in dairy development in Western Kenya. Using checklists and interview guides, data was collected from Kenya ...
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Assessment of the FasciMol ELISA in the detection of the trematode Fasciola hepatica in field collected Galba cubensis: a novel tool for the malacological survey of fasciolosis transmission
... The present study reports the existence of several risk sites and transmission foci of F. hepatica within a num- ber of farms in western Cuba and alerts about the neces- sity of a more accurate management of ...
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Assessing livestock herding practices of agro-pastoralists in western Bhutan: Livestock vulnerability to predation and implications for livestock management policy
... that livestock, irrespective of breed and type, were more vulnerable to predation when not herded than ...of livestock if predation losses are to be ...minimize livestock predation, Bhutanese ...
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Telecoupled impacts of livestock trade on non-communicable diseases
... how livestock trade affects livestock consump- tion and the risks of NCDs, as well as which socioeco- nomic and environmental factors contribute to livestock production and ...venting ...
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Characterising wetland hydrology and water quality in streams and wetlands of Khalong-la-Lithunya, Lesotho
... maximum disease scores although they displayed different levels of incidence and ...this disease on rice in soils deficient in potassium, manganese, magnesium, silicon, iron, or ...farmer’s disease” ...
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Shrinking a large dataset to identify variables associated with increased risk of Plasmodium falciparum infection in Western Kenya
... Large datasets are often not amenable to analysis using traditional single-step approaches. Here, our general objective was to apply imputation techniques, principal component analysis (PCA), elastic net and generalized ...
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