Pathological studies of female reproductive tract in goats

Beena, VT; Pawaiya, R.V.S.; Kumaresan, G; Shivasharanappa, N.; Singh, D.D.; Gangwar, Neeraj Kumar; Gautam, Tripti; Gupta, Varsha; Singh, Rashmi; Sharma, Amit; Kumar, Ashok

doi:10.5958/0973-970x.2016.00005.5

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“…Out of the 200 samples, 49 samples were found to be infected with a prevalence of 24.50%. The present observation is compatible with that of Talukder et al (2015) in Bangladesh and Beena et al (2016) in UP, India. A total of 15 (7.5%) were found to be pregnant.…”

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The Indian Ecological Society is organising an international conference on Sustainable Agricultural Innovations for Resilient Agri-Food Systems from 13-15 October at Jammu, India. The participants will be presenting and learning about the latest multi-disciplinary agricultural research innovations and strategies for sustainable and resilient agri-food systems. To address the issues of sustainability of agri-food systems from an intra and interdisciplinary perspective on wide ranging topics such as genetics innovations, biodiversity conservation and management, pest management innovations, public health, food safety and security, sustainable energy services and agriculture production, invasive species rising sharply because of increased trade, and policy issues in light of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to agriculture and development. The international experts from the discipline of plant and animal genetics and plant breeding, entomology, plant pathology, forestry, soil sciences, extension education, resource economics, aquaculture, water; agriculture industry and farmers and resultant availability and quality of food have contributed their research findings and experiences for wider discussion on these topics. vi 2.5 Effect of Agronomic Bio-fortification of Zn and Fe on Wheat Production and Economics

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“…Left horn pregnancy was found to be higher (45.00%) than right horn pregnancy (Table 2). Similar findings were reported by Beena et al (2016). In contrast to this finding, Francis (2009) reported 38.40% of the pregnant uterus in slaughtered goats.…”

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“…Os nascimentos acontecem durante todo o ano em todas as propriedades demonstrando que não há um planejamento para uma determinada época de maior abundância alimentar ou melhor valor de mercado para que se tenha uma melhor manejo e rentabilidade. (Beena et al, 2016). Para a renovação do plantel de matrizes e reprodutores, foi relatado que todas as propriedades adquiriram essas categorias de caprinos nos últimos cinco anos.…”

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Caracterização da caprinocultura leiteira no Cariri Ocidental, Semiárido Paraibano, Nordeste do Brasil

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Carvalho

Silva

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ResumoO objetivo do presente estudo foi realizar a caracterização da caprinocultura leiteira em duas Regiões Geográficas Imediatas (RGI) pertencentes ao Semiárido Paraibano, Nordeste do Brasil. O estudo foi realizado entre dezembro de 2020 e janeiro de 2021 com visitas a 150 propriedades caprinocultoras nas RGI's de Monteiro (n= 70) e Sumé (n= 80) do estado da Paraíba. Durante as visitas foram aplicados questionários com perguntas objetivas junto ao produtor ou responsável, a fim de verificar dados associados ao proprietário, propriedade, rebanho, manejo higiênico-sanitário, nutricional e reprodutivo. Quanto ao nível educacional, 80% (n= 120) dos criadores cursaram além do nível fundamental. O tamanho das propriedades em 65,4% (n= 98) foi maior que 50 ha. Foi observado um predomínio de propriedades adotando o sistema semi-intensivo de criação (93,4%), com 78% (n= 117) realizando a exploração dos animais para cria. A grande maioria das propriedades possuíam rebanhos com mais de sessenta animais (98%, n= 147), com produção média de mais de sessenta litros/dia (72%, n= 108). Os resultados obtidos permitem concluir que o perfil das propriedades estudadas nas RGI's de Monteiro e Sumé são caracterizadas por propriedades com área maior que 50 ha, com baixo nível tecnológico, falta de assistência técnica em quantidade significativa, e treinamento que possibilitem uma melhor rentabilidade da produção. Portanto, sugere-se que esses aspectos devem ser levados em conta no planejamento do desenvolvimento futuro de políticas públicas para um melhor desenvolvimento da caprinocultura destas regiões.

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“…The main breeds of goat found in Rwanda are the Small East African Goat and its crosses with the Alpine and the Anglo-Nubian goat [ 5 ]. Each year a significant loss in goat numbers results from death of animals, inferior weight gain, and male and female infertility resulting in reproductive inefficiency [ 6 ].…”

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“…The prevalence of female reproductive abnormalities in different breeds of sheep reportedly vary from 0.72% to as much as 52.7% [ 10 , 15 , 18 ] whilst that in goats vary from 8.08% to 38% [ 11 , 18 , 19 , 22 – 24 ]. Female reproductive tract pathology predominantly affects the uterus, followed by the ovary, the cervix, fallopian tubes, and vagina in that order [ 2 , 6 ] mainly due to parasites such as trypanosomes [ 25 , 26 ] and environmental pollutants such as arsenic [ 27 ] and neoplasia [ 6 , 17 ].…”

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Study of Incidence of Gross Urogenital Lesions and Abnormalities on Does Slaughtered at Nyagatare Slaughterhouse, Eastern Province, Rwanda

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Twiyizeyimna

Habarugira

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Reproductive and urinary tract abnormalities are a cause of infertility, reproductive inefficiency, and economic losses in goats. The aim of this study was to investigate the occurrence and nature of reproductive and urinary tract abnormalities encountered in female goats slaughtered at Nyagatare abattoir in the Eastern Province of Rwanda. Reproductive and urinary organs from 369 female goat carcasses were opened by incision and then given a thorough macroscopic examination by visually inspecting and palpating for evidence of abnormalities. The results showed that there was an overall occurrence of 7.8% reproductive organ/tract abnormalities and 10.6% urinary organ/tract abnormalities. Ovarian hypoplasia was the reproductive abnormality with the highest overall occurrence (32.3%) and renal calculi were the urinary organ abnormality with the highest occurrence (38.1%). 95.2% of the reproductive organ/tract abnormalities observed usually result in infertility and 91.3% of the urinary organ/tract abnormalities observed result in economic losses through condemnation of kidneys at slaughter. The high incidence of the observed urinary organ/tract abnormalities represents a potential public health challenge. There was no significant difference in the occurrence of reproductive organ/tract abnormalities according to breed (p > 0.05, n = 31). There was also no significant difference in the occurrence of urinary organ abnormalities according to breed (p > 0.05, n = 42).

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Pathological studies of female reproductive tract in goats

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Caracterização da caprinocultura leiteira no Cariri Ocidental, Semiárido Paraibano, Nordeste do Brasil

Study of Incidence of Gross Urogenital Lesions and Abnormalities on Does Slaughtered at Nyagatare Slaughterhouse, Eastern Province, Rwanda

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