Practice abstract del GO INNOTUBEX, Introducción de novedades en el control de la tuberculosis en explotaciones extensivas de Extremadura
Firstly, to make a selection of model farms affected by tuberculosis, in which measures proven effective are applied in previous experiences carried out in Extremadura, and in which the evolution of the disease over three years. Without losing sight of the concept of integral control, the project will focus primarily on the development of measures elated to the environment where animals are fed and drank, as critical points of contagion. For this purpose, specific drinking troughs and feeders are built, restricted areas of access to water, sown or specific feeding areas. The results are sufficiently transferred to the sectors involved through an intense dissemination campaign.
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Informações detalhadas sobre a contribuição
- Localização
- Spain
- Autores
- Juan Eloy Rodríguez Ucedo
- Objetivo
- Communication
- Dissemination
- Tipo de ficheiro
- Document
- Tamanho do ficheiro
- 272 kB
- Publicado em
- 03-04-2020
- Idioma original
- Spanish
- Sítio Web oficial do projeto
- Innovative Techniques for the Comprehensive Control of Tuberculosis in Extensive Ecosystems.
- Licença
- CC BY
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