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ETIOLOGY. Avian influenza is a highly contagious viral disease that affects both domestic and wild birds. Avian influenza viruses have also been isolated, although less frequently, from some mammal species, such as rats, mice, weasels, ferrets, pigs, cats, tigers, dogs, and horses, as well as from humans.
The Technical Dossier no. 123: “Grups operatius a Catalunya. Call 2018” is dedicated to the Groups Operatius developed within the framework of the CAP Strategic Plan (PEPAC 2023-2027), and includes the Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation Systems, also linked to AKIS (Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation System).
Manual intended for use in courses on Animal Welfare in Poultry Farms. The courses will have a minimum duration of 20 hours and are intended for owners and those working on poultry farms.
Changes in regulations and the need to adapt and update content justify the new edition of the Book on the Application of Biocides for Veterinary Hygiene.
The production of this teaching material on Biocides for veterinary use specifically for Packs of Rehalas, responds to the Order of June 12, 2012, which modifies that of April 3, 2008, which develops Decree 161/2007, of June 5, which establishes the regulation of the issuance of the card for activities related to the use of phytosanitary products and biocides, where the course on Biocides for V
The development of this teaching material responds to a demand from the sector and aims to provide a useful working tool for students of animal welfare in transport courses held in Andalusia. This manual updates the previous edition, published in 2008, and introduces new teaching units, as a result of the need to adapt the contents to Decree 80/2011 of April 12 (BOJA no.
The wide variety of livestock farms that exist has prompted the development of this common curriculum for the animal welfare program on livestock farms. This curriculum can be used when there is no specific published material for the species in question.
Animal welfare as a management principle in livestock farming is a concept that has been actively developed in recent years. The proper treatment of animals has been practiced since ancient times, although it has not been included in regulations. In this regard, the European Union is a pioneer in developing and guaranteeing the protection and welfare of animals.
Animal welfare as a principle of livestock management is a concept that has been actively developed in recent years. The proper treatment of animals has been practiced since ancient times, although it has not been included in regulations. In this regard, the European Union is a pioneer in developing and guaranteeing the protection and welfare of animals.
From @akisplataforma, we bring you more content on innovative projects in the field of agricultural, livestock, and agri-food #innovation. Today, we're highlighting the MICOALGA FEED project, which seeks to reduce the use of antibiotics in livestock farming through natural feed based on algae and fungi.
This innovative project seeks to improve the profitability and efficiency of RANI (Avileña-Negra Ibérica) native breed suckler cow farms by implementing precision livestock farming technologies. Its goal? To create a sustainable model that inspires other extensive breeds. Some of its notable tools include: -Virtual fencing systems for geolocation.
We share a video summary of the live session that the SEBASTIANA Operational Group organized on January 28th to share the results of its project. Getting farmers to think of wool again as a valuable product, not a problem, is one of the conclusions shared during this interesting event.
New Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) represent a major advance in livestock farm management, contributing to improved productivity and the quality of life of livestock farmers.
Animal tuberculosis is a chronic granulomatous infectious disease that affects various domestic and wild mammals and, very rarely, birds. It is caused by species belonging to the Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex (MTC), primarily M. bovis and M. caprae (Grange et al. 1990).
The pig, in its most rustic and extensively farmed form, has traditionally been one of the domestic animals most used by humans to exploit forest resources and generate the food needed for family consumption.
Extensive livestock farming is a centuries-old activity throughout the Iberian Peninsula. Beyond being an economic sector within the agricultural sector, this activity provides society as a whole with key ecosystem services, including food provision, ecosystem regulation, the provision of cultural goods, the shaping of rural and mountainous landscapes, and fire prevention in forested areas.
Basic biosecurity standards for the prevention of avian influenza
Salmonellosis is a disease of humans and animals caused by microorganisms of the Salmonella genus belonging to the Enterobacteriaceae family. This family is composed of many serotypes. Not all serotypes are important in animal health, as some do not cause disease in animals. However, they are important in public health because they are the cause of one of the main foodborne illnesses.
