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11

Which management strategy involves resting and recovering pastures after grazing?

A

Quarantine

B

Continuous grazing

C

Rotational grazing

D

Antibiotic treatment

correct option: c
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12

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

A

Improved drug efficacy

B

Development of drug resistance

C

Decreased animal growth

D

Increased pasture productivity

correct option: b
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13

What can result from continuous grazing without pasture rotation?

A

Healthier pastures

B

Reduced parasite exposure

C

Soil erosion

D

Increased animal weight

correct option: c
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14

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

A

Rapid parasite elimination

B

Reduced environmental impact

C

Convenience of administration

D

Improved animal health

correct option: b
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15

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

A

Animal color

B

Local weather patterns

C

Animal names

D

Farm location

correct option: b
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16

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

Drug resistance occurs when parasites develop the ability to survive exposure to deworming chemicals, rendering these chemicals less effective over time.

 

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17

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

Rotational grazing can promote healthier pastures, reduce soil erosion, and enhance biodiversity, leading to positive environmental impacts.

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18

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

In densely populated livestock areas with limited available land, it may be challenging to implement rotational grazing effectively.

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19

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

Veterinarians can provide guidance on deworming schedules, perform fecal egg counts to assess parasite levels, and recommend suitable parasite control strategies.

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20

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

Improper use of deworming chemicals can lead to drug resistance in parasites, harm non-target species, and contaminate the environment, posing risks to both animals and ecosystems.

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