Breeding practices and parasitic infestation
90% of parasitic elements (eggs, larvae, adult parasites) are in the environment (boxes, pastures, paddocks), not in horses. Sanitary measures to reduce contamination are more important than deworming. These methods help reduce dewormer use and combat resistance emergence.
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- Localização
- France
- Autores
- Marie DELERUE
- Objetivo
- Dissemination
- Communication
- Tipo de ficheiro
- Document
- Tamanho do ficheiro
- 163 kB
- Publicado em
- 01-09-2016
- Idioma original
- French
- Sítio Web oficial do projeto
- Horse grazing - Normandy
- Licença
- CC BY
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