Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya

Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control are evaluated in this study. The study is based on a temporal analysis of tick management practices on a smallholding in western Kenya. Results are reported of an innovation to tackle individual resistance in a pair of alter...

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Autores principales: Kamidi, R.E., Kamidi, M.K.
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Springer 2005
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/33195
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description Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control are evaluated in this study. The study is based on a temporal analysis of tick management practices on a smallholding in western Kenya. Results are reported of an innovation to tackle individual resistance in a pair of alternative pesticides using relay application. Incidence of tick-borne diseases at the farm was reduced from 79.6% per annum to 4.5% and no cases were observed in the last two years of the study. Negative cross-resistance is believed to be the mechanism in play for this effective tick control practice. Tick-borne disease control and management costs were halved in comparison to application of a single ineffective pesticide at the same treatment frequency. The acaricide relay strategy is suitable for smallholdings and is expected to significantly extend the useful lifespan of the pesticide pair.
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spelling CGSpace331952023-12-08T19:36:04Z Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya Kamidi, R.E. Kamidi, M.K. management methods small farms dairy cattle introduced breeds tickborne diseases acaricides costs pest control pesticide persistence Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control are evaluated in this study. The study is based on a temporal analysis of tick management practices on a smallholding in western Kenya. Results are reported of an innovation to tackle individual resistance in a pair of alternative pesticides using relay application. Incidence of tick-borne diseases at the farm was reduced from 79.6% per annum to 4.5% and no cases were observed in the last two years of the study. Negative cross-resistance is believed to be the mechanism in play for this effective tick control practice. Tick-borne disease control and management costs were halved in comparison to application of a single ineffective pesticide at the same treatment frequency. The acaricide relay strategy is suitable for smallholdings and is expected to significantly extend the useful lifespan of the pesticide pair. 2005-09 2013-07-03T05:26:12Z 2013-07-03T05:26:12Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/33195 en Limited Access Springer Tropical Animal Health And Production;37(6): 469-478
spellingShingle management
methods
small farms
dairy cattle
introduced breeds
tickborne diseases
acaricides
costs
pest control
pesticide persistence
Kamidi, R.E.
Kamidi, M.K.
Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya
title Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya
title_full Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya
title_fullStr Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya
title_full_unstemmed Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya
title_short Effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic-breed dairy herd in Kenya
title_sort effects of a novel pesticide resistance management strategy on tick control in a smallholding exotic breed dairy herd in kenya
topic management
methods
small farms
dairy cattle
introduced breeds
tickborne diseases
acaricides
costs
pest control
pesticide persistence
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