a preliminary report on the use of famacha© for haemonchosis in goats in the eastern cape province of south africa during the late autumn / early winter period : short communication
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Abstract
From May to July 2005 a study was conducted on the prevalence and effects of haemonchosis in goats farmed on communal grazing belonging to resource-poor farmers at two study sites, namely Mlungisi (26°53'E, 31°53'S) and Ezibeleni (26°58'E, 31°53'S), situated within the Chris Hani District Municipality in Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. The usefulness of the FAMACHA© system for identifying goats needing treatment was confirmed. It allowed stock owners to identify badly affected goats accurately, as borne out by the agreement between FAMACHA scores and corresponding haematocrits.
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| Authors | ;C. Sri Jeyakumar |
| Journal | race: revista de administração, contabilidade e economia |
| Year | 2007 |
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