Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands

An estimate of the economic loss due to ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands was made based on available data on mortality, weight loss, reduced reproductive efficiency and liver condemnation at slaughhter. The economic effects of fasciolosis were identified and models for estimating the fin...

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Autores principales: Ngategize, P.K., Bekele, T., Tilahun, G.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Springer 1993
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29741
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author Ngategize, P.K.
Bekele, T.
Tilahun, G.
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Tilahun, G.
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description An estimate of the economic loss due to ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands was made based on available data on mortality, weight loss, reduced reproductive efficiency and liver condemnation at slaughhter. The economic effects of fasciolosis were identified and models for estimating the financial loss presented. Ovine fasciolosis losses were estimated at 48.4 million Ethiopian Birr per year of which 46.5, 48.8 and 4.7 percent were due to mortality, productivity (weight loss and reproductive wastage) and liver condemnation, respectively. These losses can be reduced substantially by fasciolosis control programmes that may include the use of anthelmintics, grazing management and nutritional supplementation.
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spelling CGSpace297412024-04-25T06:01:36Z Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands Ngategize, P.K. Bekele, T. Tilahun, G. highlands small ruminants fascioliasis economic analysis losses mortality productivity An estimate of the economic loss due to ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands was made based on available data on mortality, weight loss, reduced reproductive efficiency and liver condemnation at slaughhter. The economic effects of fasciolosis were identified and models for estimating the financial loss presented. Ovine fasciolosis losses were estimated at 48.4 million Ethiopian Birr per year of which 46.5, 48.8 and 4.7 percent were due to mortality, productivity (weight loss and reproductive wastage) and liver condemnation, respectively. These losses can be reduced substantially by fasciolosis control programmes that may include the use of anthelmintics, grazing management and nutritional supplementation. 1993-09 2013-06-11T09:24:42Z 2013-06-11T09:24:42Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29741 en Limited Access Springer Tropical Animal Health and Production;25(3): 155-161
spellingShingle highlands
small ruminants
fascioliasis
economic analysis
losses
mortality
productivity
Ngategize, P.K.
Bekele, T.
Tilahun, G.
Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands
title Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands
title_full Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands
title_fullStr Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands
title_full_unstemmed Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands
title_short Financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the Ethiopian highlands
title_sort financial losses caused by ovine fasciolosis in the ethiopian highlands
topic highlands
small ruminants
fascioliasis
economic analysis
losses
mortality
productivity
url https://hdl.handle.net/10568/29741
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