THE IMPACT OF VETERINARY EXTENTION IN MINIMIZING HAZARDS OF AVIAN INFLUENZA
• 2012
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Mona I. Khalil a, Nashwa O. Khalifa and El-Garhy, M.N. c
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A B S T R A C T
This research have been done by direct questionnaire with house wives and student who indirect contact
with backyard poultry in Monofyia Governorate. Rapid avian influenza antigen detection kit test has the
characteristics of two commercially available rapid antigen tests for highly pathogenic avian influenza.
It reflected that the majority of housewives who buy poultry for house breeding from the Beachcomber
was (66.2%), followed by farm (33.5%). This percentage is due to economic factors and majority of
nannies do not have enough money to buy chickens from the farm, most of house wives breed bird away
from living area (44.75%) and (55.25%) near to living area ,and (49.8%) mix between different species.
Veterinary extension and community interventions have great effect in changing knowledge and practice
toward avian influenza.
This research have been done by direct questionnaire with house wives and student who indirect contact
with backyard poultry in Monofyia Governorate. Rapid avian influenza antigen detection kit test has the
characteristics of two commercially available rapid antigen tests for highly pathogenic avian influenza.
It reflected that the majority of housewives who buy poultry for house breeding from the Beachcomber
was (66.2%), followed by farm (33.5%). This percentage is due to economic factors and majority of
nannies do not have enough money to buy chickens from the farm, most of house wives breed bird away
from living area (44.75%) and (55.25%) near to living area ,and (49.8%) mix between different species.
Veterinary extension and community interventions have great effect in changing knowledge and practice
toward avian influenza.
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