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Pathogeny Infestation level
Pasture house
climate Breed conditionsE ternal(heat, humidity) (feed,
hygiene…etc)
External parasites
Prevention planp
Phtirioses
Poux piqueurs (anoploures )Poux broyeurs (mellophages )
size : 1 à 2 mm
nutrition : skin Nutrition : Bloood
Biology : contact contamination3 larva
transformationh18 days
ticks
important diseases vector14-19 billions of dollars (Young et all., 1998)
80% of the cattles80% of the cattles
biologyC l ith diff t d tiCycle with differents duration
H I H II H III
Larveengorgé
Nympheengorgé
femelle engorgé
larve nympheMale ou femelle W
femelle engorgé
Monoxen Dixen Trixen obs2 to 8 weeks L H1
H1H1
3 to 10N H2 Frenquently birds, reptiles…
3 to 10 days
Ad H2 H3 Mainly big mamalian
Can be more than Ad 5000 To 30000 eggs
Th i d f t ti itThe periods of vectors activity on the hosts determine infections &
re-infections periods.
Climate
T°: dynamic factor T° limit per species
•Min : pause winter
•Max : activity
Humidity : static factor •Microclimat level
•Size of the tick•Size of the tick
•vegetation
Climate
sub-equatorial/tropics
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J Fsub equatorial/tropics
Intermediate area
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F
equatorial
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F
Climate
humidity & la temperature control the ti it f th ti k
Eurasie septentrionale
activity of the ticks
N D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F
Eurasie moyenneN D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F
Mediteranean zone Depend of species
N D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F122
Ticks pic activity
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J Fsub-equatorial/tropicsD J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J FIntermediate area
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J Fequatorial
N i lit i lt tiNo saisonality, simultaneous generation
Control system
StrategicTactic Strategic Tactic Traitement occasionnel :
Momentané sur les animaux parasités
Nécessite une bonne connaissance
• Écologie
S i t d i d tp
Traitement différencié :
Seulement les animaux qui présentent habituellement les plus
• Saison et dynamique des vecteurs
• Épidémiologie des maladiestransmises
P t d éd i d ièhauts niveaux d’infestations
Traitement intensif et régulier :
•Toute l’année
S i i
Permet de réduire de manière raisonnée la population de tick ciblée
•Saisonnier
•Sur les zones à forte pression demaladie
It’s better to have a yearly prophylactic plan in stand to wait infestations
Control using acaricides
species
Nearly all transmit diseases ECF is transmited by 3 y yspecies of ticks
(4 to 5 days on the animal only) Treatment every 2 to 3 weeksy
Short interval or remanent product
Th h i l bThe shortest interval between treatment are recomanded
Cattle immunity
+
stable endemic situation passive protection hight
cks
Cases ith endemic loss of passi efect
ed ti
Cases with endemic type
loss of passive protection
ber o
f inf
Critical endemique situation No passive protectionN
omb
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Mouches
Mouches piqueuses
Tabanidés(taon)
haematobia irritans stomoxys calcitrans Simulidès
lucilia sp
Mouches lécheuses
Musca autumnalis Musca stabulans
Flyes
Parafilariosis
Thelaziosis
Cattle Infectious Kerato-conjonctivite
MastitisMastitis
Trypanosomiasis
Tse Tse
37 countries in Africa
4 5 billions dollars
kills 3 millions cattle
4,5 billions dollars
TseTse
31 species & sub species
Morsitans Palpalis Fusca
T T ( )•Tryp
•Sleeping sickness•Sleepingsickness
•Tryp (nagana)
Activity
D J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J FD J F M A M J Jt A S O N D J F
•Fast re-colonisation
•Speed mouvement•Speed mouvement
•Genetic crossing betwen species
TseTse
T t flTsetse flyMain vectorF d l i l b th bl d fFeed exclusively by the blood ofvertebratesThey become infected by feeding onThey become infected by feeding onparasitic animalscyclic transmission ≠ mechanical (other vectors)
Reproductive cycle
L1 L2 L3 Pupation L3
Soil
The disease (3)
weak fertilityO l l t thOnly one larva at the same moment
1 larva every 10 days1 larva every 10 days
6 to 8 larvae(3,5 month)
•Eradication is possible if 2 to 3% of females arekilled per day( Torr and al., 2003)
6 to 8 larvae
p y( , )
The fight against the vector is possible
Oth t•Others vectorsHorse-fly, stomoxes, simulies, haematobia, hydrotea,… M h i l T i i t t f th it Mechanical Transmission: transport of the parasites ontheir Mouthparts
SPECTRUM
active ingredient Ticks mange lice fly Melophagus
Formamidines Amitraz +++ +++ ++ + ++Deltaméthrin ++ ++ +++ +++ +++
PyréthrinoïdesCyperméthrin ++ + ++ +++ ++inj Ivermectin + ++ ++ - ++inj abamectin + ++ ++ - ++
Avermectinesj
CEVACEVA
3 MANUFACTURING SITESSPECIALIZED INSPECIALIZED IN
EXTERNAL PARASITICIDESEXTERNAL PARASITICIDES
Active ingredient Deltamethrin
indication Cattle , sheep, camels : ticks, fly (including Tse-Tse fly), manges, lice…
Side effects Usual recommandation for APE use : protection for the user, (mask, do notprotection for the user, (mask, do not smoke…)
Presentation 20 ml, 100 ml, 1 liter vials
Withdrawal period Meat & offal : 3 daysMilk : nil
Administration & dosage.
Spray : 1 ml for 1 litre of water (minimum 3 litres of solution / adult cattle). R
Dipping : 1 litre for 1 000 litres of water
Administration & dosage.
Dipping : 1 litre for 1 000 litres of water
Spray : 1 ml for 1 litre of water (minimum 3litres of solution / adult cattle).litres of solution / adult cattle).
Benefits-Broad spectrum
Effi & f t- Efficacy & safety
- Works fast
- Valuable Residual Power
- Different way of applicationy pp
- Presentations adapted to different size of herds
- Protects livestock and avoids expensive losses.
- No resistance in East Africa to Vectocid
- Effective against Tse Tse flies.
- Protects Livestock
-Saves Money for the Farmer
Protects Livestock
VECTOCID
A E l ifi bl C t t ( E C ) An Emulsifiable Concentrate ( E.C.)
A l ll t b li id A clear , yellow to brown liquid
Contains deltamethrin : Which is the most potent Contains deltamethrin : Which is the most potentinsecticide ever developed by man
Has very low mammalian toxicity.
More than 2,250 times more toxic for insects.
PROPERTY
VECTOCID remanent with low toxicity for mamalians &environment.
Flies & Insects 1 treatment every 6 to 8 weeksTseTse Fly 1 treatment every 2 to 4 weeksTicks 1 treatment every 2 weeksMange mites 2 treatments, 10 days interval
Mode of action : disturb the ionic permability.
Lice 1 treatment
Mode of action : disturb the ionic permability. If long contact Knock-down effect. A long residual effect such as that given by VECTOCID is of
great value in the control of ticks of all speciesgreat value in the control of ticks of all species
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