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Geohelminths parasitizing sheep are widespread throughout the world and have a significant pathogenic effect on the animal body. Among them, one of the leading places in terms of distribution is occupied by helminths of the genus Trichuris. This is due to the high resistance of trichurises to the effects of chemicals and adverse environmental factors. The presence of viable eggs of trichurosis pathogens in the surface layer of the soil and a sufficiently long period of their storage in the environment represents a potential threat of parasitic invasion on the territory of sheep farms. The aim of the research was to determine the disinfestation activity of modern ecologically safe means for dry disinfection against eggs of non-invasive nematode eggs of Trichuris skrjabini parasitizing sheep. An experimental test of the preparations “Hemastal BIO” (AS – calcium hydroxide, calcium sulfate, calcium sulfite-semihydrate, calcium chloride) and “Staldren” (AS – calcium carbonate, pine oil, magnesium silicate, iron oxide) was carried out in laboratory conditions. In the experiment, test cultures of eggs isolated from the gonads of T. skrjabini nematode females were used. The results of the

Author

M. Petrenko

Publisher

Stepan Gzhytskyi National University of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnologies Lviv

Published

2022

Language

EN