Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)

Knowledge of epidemiology of circulating respiratory pathogens, their impacts on pig productivity and genetic diversity in Uganda is limited or lacking. Thus, identifying circulating pathogens, risk factors for their occurrence and determining their genetic diversity in pig populations in Uganda pro...

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Main Authors: Dione, Michel, Oba, Peter, Wieland, Barbara, Ouma, Emily A.
Format: Conjunto de datos
Language:Inglés
Published: International Livestock Research Institute 2021
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/145333
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Oba, Peter
Wieland, Barbara
Ouma, Emily A.
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Ouma, Emily A.
Wieland, Barbara
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description Knowledge of epidemiology of circulating respiratory pathogens, their impacts on pig productivity and genetic diversity in Uganda is limited or lacking. Thus, identifying circulating pathogens, risk factors for their occurrence and determining their genetic diversity in pig populations in Uganda provides a useful framework for design of prevention and control interventions. In addition, losses associated with respiratory infections need to be quantified to guide decision making processes that aim to reduce the negative impacts of respiratory diseases. This research project is expected to generate important information useful to address critical constraints to pig production and productivity in Uganda. The overall objective of this activity is to determine the impact of respiratory diseases on pig production. The specific objectives are: i. Determine the impact of respiratory diseases on weight gain in pigs ii. Determine the genetic diversity of important respiratory pathogens in domestic pigs in Uganda iii. Quantify economic losses associated with respiratory disease(s)/infections in pigs in Uganda. These data consist of a multi-pathogen baseline study conducted on 259 pigs across 90 farms, 5 rounds of longitudinal monitoring on the same farms for pathogens and economic losses and a cross-sectional pig abattoir survey (3 slabs) in Lira, Uganda.
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spelling CGSpace1453332025-08-15T13:21:35Z Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district) Dione, Michel Oba, Peter Wieland, Barbara Ouma, Emily A. pigs economic losses pig multi-pathogen Knowledge of epidemiology of circulating respiratory pathogens, their impacts on pig productivity and genetic diversity in Uganda is limited or lacking. Thus, identifying circulating pathogens, risk factors for their occurrence and determining their genetic diversity in pig populations in Uganda provides a useful framework for design of prevention and control interventions. In addition, losses associated with respiratory infections need to be quantified to guide decision making processes that aim to reduce the negative impacts of respiratory diseases. This research project is expected to generate important information useful to address critical constraints to pig production and productivity in Uganda. The overall objective of this activity is to determine the impact of respiratory diseases on pig production. The specific objectives are: i. Determine the impact of respiratory diseases on weight gain in pigs ii. Determine the genetic diversity of important respiratory pathogens in domestic pigs in Uganda iii. Quantify economic losses associated with respiratory disease(s)/infections in pigs in Uganda. These data consist of a multi-pathogen baseline study conducted on 259 pigs across 90 farms, 5 rounds of longitudinal monitoring on the same farms for pathogens and economic losses and a cross-sectional pig abattoir survey (3 slabs) in Lira, Uganda. 2021-03-11 2024-06-19T09:27:01Z 2024-06-19T09:27:01Z Dataset https://hdl.handle.net/10568/145333 en Open Access International Livestock Research Institute Michel Dione, Peter Oba, Barbara Wieland, Emily Ouma. (11/3/2021). Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district) [Epidemiological Study].
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Dione, Michel
Oba, Peter
Wieland, Barbara
Ouma, Emily A.
Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)
title Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)
title_full Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)
title_fullStr Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)
title_full_unstemmed Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)
title_short Epidemiology of Respiratory Diseases: Impact on Smallholder Pig Production Systems in Uganda (Pig multipathogen survey and disease impact - Lira district)
title_sort epidemiology of respiratory diseases impact on smallholder pig production systems in uganda pig multipathogen survey and disease impact lira district
topic pigs
economic losses
pig
multi-pathogen
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/145333
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