epidemic briefing-凯发平台

23 2012-08	prevention of high fever in pigs first, the popular featuresthe disease has a rapid onset and longer duration, the rapid spread of the disease, the treatment effect more
23 2012-08	susceptible diseases and solutions after weaning of piglets feeding and management technology of piglets after weaning will directly affect the growth of pigs, improper management of extremely more
23 2012-08	sensitive drugs and therapeutic regimen of porcine contagious pleuropneumonia porcine contagious pleuropneumonia (haemophilus pleuropneumoniae) is a highly contagious and deadly respiratory infectious disease more
23 2012-08	"blue ear disease" medication plan principles of drug prevention:one, less governance, more prevention. (if there are three or five pigs in the pig population, it is more
23 2012-08	diagnosis and treatment of swine meningitis streptococcus streptococcus suis is a general term for many diseases of pigs caused by c, day, e, and group l streptococci. the occurrence of acute more
23 2012-08	diagnosis, prevention and treatment of toxoplasmosis in pigs toxoplasmosis is toxoplasmosis by eimeriidae sarcocystis, toxoplasma gondii subfamily, a zoonotic disease caused by parasitic protozoa, more
23 2012-08	control focus of beef cattle enteritis enteritis. the primary factors such as abrupt climate change, poor feeding and management, poor feed quality, and other secondary factors, more
23 2012-08	diagnosis and treatment of swine dysentery complicated with red cell disease swine dysentery by swine dysentery serpulina (serpulinahyodysenteriae) of intestinal infectious disease caused by a unique, clinical more
23 2012-08	how should high fever be dealt with? "swine fever unknown" swine high fever syndrome, is a high incidence and mortality of the disease occurs mainly in the incubation period more
23 2012-08	control measures of colibacillosis in piglets in large-scale pig farms colibacillosis is a enteric infection of pigs caused by pathogenic escherichia coli (e. coli). according to the difference of the onset more