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Information × Registration Number 0221U103349, 0120U105411 , R & D reports Title Improve disinfection and disinvasion systems for major infectious and parasitic diseases of farm animals, taking into account modern technologies of keeping, changes in the environment and biological properties of pathogens popup.stage_title Head Palii Anatolii Р., Registration Date 18-02-2021 Organization National Scientific Center Institute of Experimental and Clinical Medicine popup.description2 Determined the disinfection properties of the test culture of Ascaris suum eggs of the disinfectant "I MED-Vet" ("Alosept-Vet", "Dissept-Vet") at a concentration of 4.0% at an exposure of 3:00. It was found that the "DOPT-2" agent destroys the test culture of A. suum eggs at low temperatures (up to minus (10 ± 0.5) ° С). Carrying out a veterinary and sanitary assessment of refrigerators and vehicles at meat processing plants and developed modes of their disinfection with a new disinfectant. The disinfection properties of the disinfectants "Hermecid VS" and "Desactin" were determined according to the test culture of Toxocara canis. A comprehensive system for disinfection and disinfestation of livestock facilities has been developed, depending on the type of animals and their keeping technologies. The results of experimental studies on the determination of the species composition of the diptera entomofauna in various livestock biocenoses are presented; the repellent effect of natural essential oils on dipterans indoors and on pastures is studied. A method for combating diptera insects in livestock biocenoses using aroma composition has been developed. It was established that in 2020 the quantitative and species composition of Diptera in the Kharkiv region changed, two species Ortellia caesarion (shiny pus) and Ortellia cornicina (green pus), which do not attack animals, but are manure mineralizers, have completely disappeared. The number of M. autumnalis, which used to be the main species in the pastures, has increased in the summer camps. The housefly remains the dominant species in livestock buildings and summer camps (31.5%).  Product Description popup.authors Hontar Vitalii V Dotsenko Kateryna A Mashkej Alla M Rodionova Kateryna O Sumakova Nataliia V popup.nrat_date 2021-02-18 Close