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Prevention and control of livestock parasites II - SS3 Agriculture Past Questions and Answers - page 2

11

Which management strategy involves resting and recovering pastures after grazing?

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A

Quarantine

B

Continuous grazing

C

Rotational grazing

D

Antibiotic treatment

12

In parasite control, what is the primary concern with the misuse of deworming chemicals?

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A

Improved drug efficacy

B

Development of drug resistance

C

Decreased animal growth

D

Increased pasture productivity

13

What can result from continuous grazing without pasture rotation?

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A

Healthier pastures

B

Reduced parasite exposure

C

Soil erosion

D

Increased animal weight

14

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using chemicals for parasite control?

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A

Rapid parasite elimination

B

Reduced environmental impact

C

Convenience of administration

D

Improved animal health

15

What should be considered when deciding the timing of deworming in chemical parasite control?

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A

Animal color

B

Local weather patterns

C

Animal names

D

Farm location

16

Explain the concept of drug resistance in the context of parasite control.

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17

What are some environmental benefits of using rotational grazing in parasite control?

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18

Describe a situation where rotational grazing might not be a practical method for parasite control.

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19

How can veterinarians help in the management of parasite control on a livestock farm?

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20

What are some potential risks associated with the improper use of deworming chemicals in livestock management?

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