JSS2: AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE - 2ND TERM
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Animal Feeds And Feedings | Week 13 Topics
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Types of Feedstuffs and Feedings | Week 23 Topics
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Ration, Diet And Malnutrition | Week 38 Topics
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Feeding Tools and Equipment for Farm Animals | Week 43 Topics|1 Quiz
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Animal Pests And Diseases Control | Week 54 Topics
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Bacterial Diseases In Farm Animals | Week 62 Topics
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Fungal and Viral Diseases in Farm Animals | Week 73 Topics
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Protozoan | Worm | Nutritional Diseases | Week 83 Topics
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Effects of Diseases on Farm Animals | Week 94 Topics
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Farm Animals Parasites | Week 108 Topics|1 Quiz
Effects of Diseases on Farm Animals
Topic Content:
- Effects of Diseases on Farm Animals
(i) Mortality: Disease can lead to the death of some farm animals, which can cause economic loss to the farmer.
(ii) Loss of Hair: This can reduce the quantity and quality of such animals. Diseases cause a lot of damage to farm animals’ skin and also affect the market price of such animals.
(iii) Loss of Product: Diseases can reduce the ability of farm animals to produce at full capacity. This has reduced the quantity and quality of egg, meat, and milk production.
(iv) Risk of Contagious: Bird flu can be contracted by human beings and if not cured early, it may be contagious to human beings.
(v) Total Loss and Death: When some diseases claim the lives of farm animals, it will result in economic loss to the farmer. Preventive treatment of animals increases the cost of production.
(vi) ZoonoticA zoonotic disease is an infectious disease that is transmitted between species from animals to humans (or from humans to animals). More Factor: Zoonotic diseases may be transmitted to man if the infected animals are not properly kept or handled. It can be transmitted through animal products or the consumption of infected animals.