Alternative antibiotic treatment of animal diseases with the drug Vetom 1.1

Shulga, N. N.; Шульга, И С; Плавшак, Л П; Dikunina, S.S.

doi:10.18411/lj-02-2020-47

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“…The "Vetom" formulation microorganisms culture successfully inhibited the growth of Enterobacter cloacae microorganisms over entire surface of a petri dish with MPA in an in vitro experiment [19].…”

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Intestinal microbiocenosis and fodder digestibility in broiler chickens when using probiotics

Александрова¹,

Baharev²,

Duktov

et al. 2023

Agrarian Bulletin of The

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Abstract. Research objective was to study the intestinal microbiocenosis in broiler chickens. Laboratory test was conducted at Research and Development Center for Agriculture of the North-Western Branch of Tyumen Research Center of SB RAS. Methods. Cobb 500 chickens breed was used. The main part of experiment began at the age of 14 days. By this time, chickens had reached an average body weight of 365 grams. The control group of chickens was fed basic diet, consisting of total mixed ration fodder and pure water. Chickens of the 1st experimental group during the main stage of experiment were fed with “Vetom 2” probiotic additive in drinking water at 50 mg / 1 kg of poultry weight, whereas chickens of the 2nd experimental group were fed “Lactobifadol” added to their fodder at the rate of 0.2 g per 1 kg of poultry weight. Research results have showed that prior to feeding probiotic formulations no pathogenic microflora was observed in the microbiocenosis of the droppings of broiler chickens. Conditionally pathogenic bacteria, such as Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella oxytoca, Klebsiella pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus were present. Bacillis spp. was present in all of the samples. After feeding the formulations, no pathogenic microflora was detected in the droppings of chickens in experiment groups. Conditionally pathogenic bacteria Proteus mirabilis were present in the droppings of control group chickens, the 1st experimental group, 2nd experimental group. Concentrations of Bifidobacteria and Lactobacteria in chickens’ droppings fed with “Lactobifadol” were significantly higher than in the rest of the groups. Bacillus spp. was present in all samples of the 1st experimental group fed with “Vetom 2”. It was also present in the droppings of chickens in other groups. Scientific novelty. Laboratory experiment involving broiler chickens aimed at researching intestinal microbiocenosis and its effect on digestibility of mixed fodder was conducted in Northern Trans-Urals conditions for the first time.

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Section: Microorganismsmentioning

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Intestinal microbiocenosis and fodder digestibility in broiler chickens when using probiotics

Александрова¹,

Baharev²,

Duktov

et al. 2023

Agrarian Bulletin of The

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“…Внедрение эффективных средств защиты при пчеловождении заботит не только пчеловодов, но и потребителей их продукции, так как показатели её качества и безопасности находятся в прямой взаимосвязи с жизнью и здоровьем людей [1,2].…”

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“…Это перепончатокрылое насекомое с длиной тела до 3 мм, хитиновый покров у него темно-коричневый, практически черный. Паразитирует на гусеницах многих чешуйчатокрылых: хлопковой совки, стебелевого кукурузного мотылька, яблонной плодожорки, мельничной огневки, восковых молей и прочих вредителей, наносящих огромный ущерб сельскому хозяйству и отрасли пчеловодства в частности [1,11]. Плодовитость составляет от 100 до 150 яиц.…”

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The use of a Habrobracon blunted to protect bee honeycomb

Chuchunov

Radzievsky

Konopley

et al. 2023

Vestn. Novosib. gos. agrar. univ.

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The research aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of using the entomophagous of the Habrobracon in honeycombs as a means of biological protection of the land from wax moths. We have conducted studies on the possibility of using organic beekeeping to protect honeycombs from wax moths through Habrobracon. Since the timing of seasonal colonization of wax moths in biological protection is paramount, to get the maximum benefit from using entomophagous, we conducted a two-factor experiment, taking into account the diversity of treatments and the amount of entomophagous used. The group produced entomophagous; 60-70% accounted for females and 30-40% for males. During our research, we formed eleven groups of 19 frames with dry. The authors placed a structure of freshly woven honeycombs with honey residues in the middle of the hive to provide nutrition for imago-entomophagous. The formed groups were identified in 20 frame hives that filled the land. As a result of the peculiarities of the entomophagous to penetrate various holes and cracks, the hives were located apart from each other at a distance allowing to prevent the entomophagous from entering from another pack. No protective treatments were carried out in the control group, and when setting a negative experience along with the dry, frames were placed in the hive, already affected by larvae and wax moth pupae. During the season, the authors visually noted the degree of damage to combs by wax moths. The effectiveness of using Habrobracon as a biological protection of combs was determined by the number of natural frames that flew out, parasitic caterpillars and adults of the wax moth. Assessing the degree of damage to honeycombs by wax moth, it was noted that in variants where the placement of entomophagous was seven pieces or more per m2 with the subsequent settlement of their population according to the research scheme, there were practically no cell lesions. However, it should be noted in some hives, the presence of wax moth larvae is affected by entomophagous. The pest affected the entire land by July-August simultaneously in both the control and group where the negative experience was laid. Our studies convincingly prove the practicality of using the bee’s cells to combat the larva of the wax moth. The entomophagous of the Habrobracon blunted in the amount of 7 pcs/m2 , with the population settling during the season by a 4-fold release of the entomophagous.

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Alternative antibiotic treatment of animal diseases with the drug Vetom 1.1

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Intestinal microbiocenosis and fodder digestibility in broiler chickens when using probiotics

Intestinal microbiocenosis and fodder digestibility in broiler chickens when using probiotics

The use of a Habrobracon blunted to protect bee honeycomb

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