#9842. Effects of lambing season on nematode faecal egg output in ewes

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Abstract:
In this study, we assessed the occurrence of a periparturient rise (PPR) in winter and spring lambing ewes in Sweden and where nematode egg excretion patterns were investigated mainly for diagnostic purposes. Gastrointestinal nematodes and Haemonchus contortus presence were monitored in parallel in all animals in each experimental group on four farms in samples that were collected mainly when the animals were stabled. Faecal examinations of the same animals were conducted on four sampling occasions between January and June 20XX Each group consisted of 12 crossbreed ewes of similar genotype.
Keywords:
ddPCR; Diagnostics; Faecal egg count; Haemonchus; McMaster; Nematode; Parasite control; Periparturient rise; Sampling; Spring rise

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