The impact of natural infestations of ticks in Zambia on the productivity of cattle and implications for tick control strategies in Central Africa

The impact of natural infestations of ticks in Zambia on the productivity of cattle and implications for tick control strategies in Central Africa

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Main Authors: Pegram, R.G., FAO, Rome (Italy). Animal Production and Health Div. eng, Expert Consultation on Revision of Strategies for the Control of Ticks and Tick-Borne Diseases and their Vectors eng 25-29 Sep 1989 Rome (Italy), Chizyuka, H.G.B., Rome Univ. (Italy). Ist. di Parassitologia oth
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Published: Rome (Italy) Lombardo 1990
Subjects:CATTLE, PERFORMANCE TESTING, AMBLYOMMA VARIEGATUM, RHIPICEPHALUS APPENDICULATUS, MITE CONTROL, WEIGHT GAIN, LOSSES, ECONOMIC ANALYSIS, BOVIN, CONTROLE DE PERFORMANCE, LUTTE ANTIACARIEN, GANADO BOVINO, PRUEBAS DE RENDIMIENTO, CONTROL DE ACAROS, GAIN DE POIDS, PERTE, ANALYSE ECONOMIQUE, GANANCIA DE PESO, PERDIDAS, ANALISIS ECONOMICO,
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