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Item Productive Livestock with Low Use of Antibiotics. On-line training course(Training Material, 2021) Osbjer, K.; Alinaitwe, Justine; Ikwap, K.; Lubega, S.; Magnusson, UlfItem Pig herd health - Reproduction and reproductive management. On-line training course(Training Material, 2021) Grundin, J.; Alinaitwe, Justine; Dalin, A-M.; Ikwap, K.; Lubega, S.; Magnusson, UlfItem Pig herd health - Parasites and parasite control. On-line training course(Training Material, 2021) Grundin, J.; Lubega, S.; Uggla, A.; Ikwap, K.; Alinaitwe, Justine; Magnusson, UlfItem Ateliers de formation sur l'Analyse qualitative et cartographique des risques (AQCR) pour l’optimisation de la surveillance et contrôle de la Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) au Sénégal, Mali et Burkina Faso Epidémiologie et contrôle de la peste des petits ruminants (ECo-PPR)(Report, 2021-12-30) Ilboudo, Guy S.; Dione, Michel M.; Squarzoni, C.Item Survey of Cluster 1 activities within the Animal Health flagship of the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock(Report, 2021-10-30) Uggla, A.Item Lignes directrices pour la mise en oeuvre de plateformes et de processus multipartites dans la prestation de services de santé animale(Report, 2021-10-30) Traoré, Ibrahima; Dione, Michel M.; Kassambara, H.; Sow, Ahmadou; Fall, AbdouItem Estimates of the economic cost caused by five major reproductive problems in dairy animals in Assam and Bihar, India(Journal Article, 2021-10-30) Deka, Ram Pratim; Magnusson, Ulf; Grace, Delia; Randolph, Thomas F.; Shome, R.; Lindahl, Johanna F.Reproductive problems in dairy animals reduce fertility, prevent conception, create problems in the delivery of healthy calves, lead to postpartum complications, increase inter-calving periods, reduce milk yield, and lower overall lifetime productivity. This study aimed at understanding the incidence of reproductive problems and the cost caused by these. The study covered 954 dairy animals in Bihar and 1348 dairy animals in Assam that were selected using a multi-stage random sampling method. The costs were calculated as the sum of income losses and expenditures incurred. The major cost incurred resulted from extended calving intervals (46.1% of the total cost), followed by loss through salvage selling (38.1%), expenditure for treatment of repeat breeders (5.9%), loss of milk production (5.3%) and expenditure for extra inseminations (2.0%). About one fifth of the selected reproductive problems were left untreated. The estimated cost of reproductive problems was Indian Rupees (INR) 2424.9 (USD 36.1) per dairy animal per year (of the total dairy animal population) which represented approximately 4.1% of the mean value loss of dairy animals (INR 58,966/USD 877) per year. Reproductive problems were significantly (p < 0.001) higher among improved (exotic breed or cross-bred) dairy animals than indigenous (native breed or nondescript indigenous) dairy animals. The study suggests that with the increase of improved dairy animal population, the loss may further increase. The study concludes that any economic estimation of reproduction problems based on aetiology without confirmatory diagnoses could be highly misleading because of the complex nature of the problems.Item Classification and phylogenetic typing of Rift Valley fever virus(Poster, 2021-10) Juma, John; Fonseca, V.; Konongoi, Samson L.; Oliveira, T. de; Christoffels, A.; Oyola, Samuel O.Item Epidemiology of brucellosis at the human-livestock interface in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Bugeza, JamesItem Antimicrobial use and resistance in poultry production chains in Uganda and the associated occupational health risks(Poster, 2021-10) Mbatidde, Irene; Ayebare, Dreck; Ndoboli, Dickson; Tenhagen, B.A.; Biryomumayisho, S.; Moodley, Arshnee; Dione, Michel M.Item Transmission routes and dynamics of antimicrobial resistance along the poultry value chain in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Ndoboli, DicksonItem Is Rift Valley fever virus a threat for Germany? Evaluation of the vector competence of German mosquitoes for Rift Valley fever virus(Poster, 2021-10) Al-Hosary, A. A.; Tews, B.A.; Körsten, C.; Hausner, M.; Neumann, U.; Tauchmann, O.; Stoek, F.; Eiden, M.; Silaghia, C.Item BUILD digital ecosystem: Democratized data(Poster, 2021-10) Obilil, Innocent; Mugizi, Denis; Roesel, KristinaItem Barriers to uptake of Rift Valley fever control measures among livestock producers in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Asindu, Marsy; Namatovu, Jane; Ouma, Emily A.; Abdulai, A.; Bett, Bernard K.Item Risk analysis of peste des petits ruminants in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Nkamwesiga, Joseph; Roesel, Kristina; Kiara, Henry K.; Muhanguzi, D.; Osterrieder, K.Item Genomic characterization of Rift Valley fever virus and co-circulating zoonotic pathogens from human samples from selected sites in Kenya(Poster, 2021-10) Limbaso, Konongoi; Juma, John; Sang, R.; Bett, Bernard K.; Oyola, Samuel O.Item Anomalous precipitation as a factor for the spatio-temporal distribution of Rift Valley fever in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Tumusiime, Dan; Nijhof, A.; Groschup, M.; Lutwama, J.; Ademun, R.; Roesel, Kristina; Bett, Bernard K.Item Transmission and occurrence of Leptospira infection among livestock and humans in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Alinaitwe, Lordrick; Kankya, C.; Durr, S.; Mayer-Scholl, A.; Cook, Elizabeth A.J.Item Preparations for Rift Valley fever virus entomology studies in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Abila, Patrick P.Item The effect of concurrent vaccine administration for peste des petits ruminants, capripox and contagious caprine pleuropneumonia on immunity of sheep and goats in Uganda(Poster, 2021-10) Mabirizi, Alex; Kiara, Henry K.; Drago, K.C.