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Red body disease in freshwater shrimp (Macrobrachium nipponense) causes explosive mortality - how can it be scientifically prevented and treated?
Red body disease causes explosive mortality in freshwater shrimp - how to prevent and treat red body disease in freshwater shrimp
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How are nutritional and metabolic diseases in foxes diagnosed, prevented and treated?
Nutritional and metabolic diseases refer to conditions where the nutrients contained in the feed, especially vitamins and minerals, are supplied in amounts that cannot meet the growth and development needs of the fox's body. Sometimes nutritional and metabolic diseases occur not because the nutrient content of the feed is insufficient, but because the animal's digestive function is impaired. When formulating feed, attention should also be paid to the interrelationships between vitamins and between minerals (complementary or antagonistic). The nutritional and metabolic diseases that fur-bearing animals are prone to mainly include the following five types. (1) Vitamin A deficiency Vitamin A deficiency
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How should date lice on jujube trees be treated?
Date lice are what is known in production as the tortoise wax scale and scale insects. Because the adults form a waxy shell, spraying pesticide makes it very difficult to achieve efficacy, so in winter the infested branches can be pruned off, or water can be sprayed on the branches and, after it freezes, the branches can be beaten to shake the adults off. The peak of larval occurrence is generally from late June to early July; because at this time the waxy shell has not yet formed on the insect bodies, the larvae have poor resistance to pesticides, and this period is the best time for control. Ordinary insecticides can all achieve very good results. By persisting with this for 2-3 years, very good control results can be achieved.
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Piglet stubborn diarrhea has both high incidence and high mortality; how should it be treated?
Piglet diarrhea with high incidence and high mortality: how to treat piglet stubborn diarrhea
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Soft-shell syndrome in prawns occurs at a high rate; how can it be prevented and treated in farming?
Prevention and treatment of soft-shell syndrome, which prawn farming is prone to
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How is swine influenza treated with traditional Chinese medicine?
Swine influenza is an acute, highly contagious infectious disease of pigs caused by the swine influenza virus. It is characterized by sudden onset and rapid spread, often affecting the entire herd within a short period (2 to 3 days). Pigs of different ages, sexes and breeds are all susceptible to infection. It mostly occurs in late autumn and early spring when the weather changes abruptly, as well as in the cold winter, with a morbidity rate of about 100%. The author used Jingfang Baidu San and Yinqiao San to treat 63 cases of swine influenza; 60 cases recovered after 5 days, 2 cases recovered after 7 days, and 1 case died due to
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Chicken proventriculitis has many complications and a high mortality rate. How can it be comprehensively prevented and treated?
Proventriculitis has many complications and causes high mortality. Comprehensive prevention and treatment methods for chicken proventriculitis.
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What causes anorexia in pigs? How should it be treated?
1. Add a little spiciness. When pigs have a poor appetite, feeding them a little pepper powder, chili peppers, etc. is very effective. Because pepper powder and chili peppers contain a pungent taste and aroma and are stimulating, after pigs eat them, the gastrointestinal secretions increase, thereby accelerating gastrointestinal motility and improving digestive capacity. Especially for lactating sows, adding a small amount of pepper powder, etc. to the feed can not only increase the sow's feed intake, but also reduce the incidence of disease in piglets and promote earlier weaning of piglets. 2. Feed a little more sweetness. Add an appropriate amount of saccharin to pig feed. Fattening pigs like it, and after eating it they become plump and strong; lactating sows like it even more
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Sheep nasal bot fly disease is highly harmful; how should it be prevented and treated?
Sheep nasal bot fly disease is a parasitic disease caused by the bot fly parasitizing the nasal cavity and cranial sinuses of sheep. In recent years, among the flocks raised by farmers in our region, because insufficient attention was paid to the prevention and treatment of bot fly disease, the infection rate of sheep nasal bot fly disease rose sharply, affecting the normal growth and development of sheep and seriously affecting the fattening results of sheep. Through in-depth systematic investigation and study of sheep nasal bot fly disease among farmers and farms, and observation of prevention and treatment, the author achieved relatively good results, now reported as follows: 1. Pathogen
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Pig gastric ulcers can cause anorexia, abdominal discomfort, constipation, and diarrhea. How can they be prevented and treated?
Prevention and treatment measures for pig gastric ulcers with anorexia, abdominal discomfort, constipation, and diarrhea
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