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What medicine is best for big tongue disease in meat ducks, and when should the vaccine be given?
In recent years, the meat duck industry has not been peaceful. As large-scale farming continues to expand, duck diseases have also been upgrading, changing and renewing. From the initial duck spleen necrosis to "jumping disease" and then to the recent duck big tongue disease, many farmers have been left with headaches. So what medicine should be used for
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Can pigs that contract African swine fever survive?
This year, due to the impact of African swine fever, pork prices have risen in various places, and many farmers have also been hit hard. In response, many people want to know: can pigs that contract African swine fever survive? Can the pig farm continue to raise pigs? Contracting African swine fever
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What is bovine anthrax? How to respond after cattle are infected
In the process of raising livestock, anthrax is a relatively common disease. Not only are animals susceptible to infection, but the humans who tend them may also become infected. Let us take a look below at what anthrax is and what to do if cattle get it. 1. What is anthrax? Experts
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African Swine Fever Symptoms: Will All Pigs Die Once Infected?
Recently, reports about African swine fever have really made people turn pale at the mention of pigs, and pork prices in many places have also been affected to some extent. African swine fever is a pig disease caused by an acute, febrile filterable virus with high infectivity, characterized by
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Understanding that aquatic products may be contaminated with, rather than infected by, the novel coronavirus, and the characteristics of food contamination
Previously, the detection of the novel coronavirus on a salmon cutting board at the Beijing Xinfadi wholesale market drew widespread attention, and according to experts, how is it that aquatic products may be contaminated with the novel coronavirus rather than infected? What are the characteristics of virus-contaminated food? Below
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Symptoms and Control Measures of Green Mold Disease in Wood Ear Mushrooms
Wood ear mushroom is one of the fungi we commonly eat in daily life. Because wood ear is a mycelial fungus, the chances of pest damage and contamination by foreign microorganisms during cultivation are very high. Once it becomes diseased, it can cause great losses to our growers, and some even lose everything.
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How to prevent and treat trichomoniasis in pigeons? A must-read guide for breeders
Trichomoniasis is very common in pigeons. It is a multiple-occurrence protozoan disease that is highly harmful to pigeons and is one of the major diseases of pigeons. The pathogen causing the disease is Trichomonas. The characteristic of this disease is the appearance of obvious button-shaped yellow deposits on the pharyngeal mucosa. This disease mainly
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Symptoms of African Swine Fever in Domestic Pigs at Each Stage and Effective Prevention and Control Methods
Since the first case of African swine fever was discovered in Northeast China in August last year, the disease has crossed more than half of China and spread to the central provinces. For early detection and early prevention and control, here is an introduction to the relevant basic knowledge of this disease, especially the symptoms of African swine fever in domestic pigs at each stage.
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How to Prevent and Control Pests and Diseases Affecting Chrysanthemums
Plum, bamboo, orchid and chrysanthemum have been beloved flowers since ancient times. Nowadays, quite a few people grow chrysanthemums too. But chrysanthemums are prone to pests and diseases. This gives many people quite a headache. Below, the Tuliu.com editor will walk you through the growing habits of chrysanthemums and their pests and diseases.
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How to use spent Armillaria-infected wood in Polyporus umbellatus cultivation
Polyporus umbellatus is also known as Di Ling, Polyporus umbellatus Maitake (Japan), wild boar food, pig dung Ling, etc. It is one of the commonly used traditional Chinese medicinal materials, mainly obtained by digging up wild specimens for medicinal use. As natural resources gradually decrease, the contradiction between supply and demand is becoming increasingly acute. In particular, modern medicine has proved that the Polyporus umbellatus polysaccharides B—(1-4) and B—(1-6) contained in the sclerotium of Polyporus umbellatus are a nonspecific cellular immunostimulant, which can significantly strengthen the function of phagocytes in the reticuloendothelial system, inhibit the growth of tumor cells, and reach an inhibition rate of up to 99.5% against tumors in mice, making it one of the medicinal fungi with relatively good anticancer effects and attracting widespread attention from medical and pharmaceutical departments at home and abroad. To solve the severe shortage of medicinal sources and the situation of supply falling short of demand, in addition to paying attention to protecting existing resources, vigorously carrying out resource surveys, and expanding the harvesting area, research work on artificial cultivation and mycelial fermentation of Polyporus umbellatus is also very important.
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