集约化养猪场常见寄生虫的调查和药物控制效果评价（Survey of common parasites in intensive pig farm and evaluation of drug control effect）.docVIP

集约化养猪场常见寄生虫的调查和药物控制效果评价（Survey of common parasites in intensive pig farm and evaluation of drug control effect） Survey of common parasites in intensive pig farms and evaluation of drug control effect [Applied Science] Zhang Gui, 3842 words of the New Testament An animal parasite is a kind of organism that temporarily or permanently parasites in the body or surface of another organism, and later the tissues, body fluids, etc., cause food poisoning and even cause death or harm to the latter. Our country has a vast width, which makes the geographical distribution of parasites obvious. The intensive pig farm due to technical strength, financial and other conditions are inconsistent, uneven in parasite control, mainly to treat disease, medication is single and lack of reasonable medication, ignore the parasite resistance, not willing to drug investment, resulting in widespread parasitic infection. Because of the progressive symptoms and harm of pig parasitic disease is slow, but the mortality rate is low, and the bacterial and viral diseases generally develop sudden violent harm, obviously, so in pig production, some farmers do not pay attention to insecticide, although some pig to insecticide, but there are many problems in the the choice of drug and insecticide on time. This paper mainly expounds the causes of common parasites in intensive pig farms and the evaluation of the effect of drug control. Keywords pig farm; parasite; investigation; drug control; effect evaluation; CLC number S8, document identifier number A, article number 1673-9671- (2010) 052-0136-01 Investigation and analysis of the causes of common parasites in 1 intensive pig farms 1.1 common parasites on farms 1) digestive tract. Parasitic parasites in the small intestine are: roundworm worms such as pig roundworm, blue ring nematode, leech, large cap, head worm, pig, and so on. Among them, the risk and prevalence of Ascaris suis is the most serious. The large intestine parasite: nodular worm (Oesophago