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Although not a novel disease, coccidiosis is still one of the most economically important veterinary problems in poultry production. According to 2020 data, coccidiosis contributes to more than $14 Billion of annual losses.
Due to their biology, coccidia could not be eradicated from poultry farms. Thus, coccidiosis requires uninterrupted and well-directed management.
What You Will Learn
- The first prerequisite of successful coccidiosis management programs is having precise monitoring in place.
- A review of the arsenal of tools to manage coccidiosis, and how to use them in order to achieve optimal efficacy of coccidiosis control in the short- and long-term, keeping in mind the specifics of each operation.
- How Eimeria develop resistance toward different anticoccidial products, and how to assess the specific sensitivity patterns of field Eimeria strains in order to build an efficient program for specific conditions.
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