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Record 1 2022-04-08

English

Subject field(s)
  • Animal Hygiene and Sanitation (Agric.)
  • Sheep Raising
CONT

Sheep dipping is a technique farmers have used since the 1850s to protect sheep against ticks, lice and fly-strike. The term "sheep dip" refers to both the solution and the trough from which the sheep is dipped ...

Key term(s)
  • sheep-dipping

French

Domaine(s)
  • Hygiène des animaux (Agric.)
  • Élevage des ovins
CONT

Une particularité des médicaments vétérinaires est l’existence de traitements directement administrés dans l’environnement. C’est le cas des médicaments vétérinaires destinés à l’aquaculture, directement versés dans les bassins d’élevage. C’est aussi le cas des solutions à diluer pour la balnéation des moutons : après usage, l’eau du bain est évacuée dans le milieu environnant.

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