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Forewarning of Livestock Diseases July-2022

ANDHRA PRADESH,JHARKHAND,KARNATAKA,TAMIL NADU AND WEST BENGAL are predicted for likely occurrence of Anthrax in September-2022

ASSAM,GOA,JHARKHAND,KERALA,MEGHALAYA,TRIPURA,WEST BENGAL AND PUDUCHERRY are predicted for likely occurrence of Babesiosis in September-2022

ASSAM,JHARKHAND,KARNATAKA,MEGHALAYA,ODISHA,TAMIL NADU AND WEST BENGAL are predicted for likely occurrence of Black quarter in September-2022

ANDHRA PRADESHA AND TAMIL NADU are predicted for likely occurrence of Bluetongue in September-2022

ANDHRA PRADESH,ASSAM,JHARKHAND,KARNATAKA AND MAHARASHTRA are predicted for likely occurrence of Enterotoxaemia in September-2022

ARUNACHAL PRADESH,ASSAM,JHARKHAND,MANIPUR,TRIPURA,UTTAR PRADESH AND PUDUCHERRY are predicted for likely occurrence of Fascioliasis in September-2022

BIHAR,JHARKHAND,KARNATAKA,KERALA,MADHYA PRADESH,MAHARASHTRA,MANIPUR,MEGHALAYA,ODISHA,TAMIL NADU,UTTARAKHAND,WEST BENGAL AND CHANDIGARH are predicted for likely occurrence of Foot and mouth disease in September-2022

GUJARAT,HARYANA,JHARKHAND,KARNATAKA,KERALA,MADHYA PRADESH,MAHARASHTRA,RAJASTHAN,TAMIL NADU AND ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS are predicted for likely occurrence of Haemorrhagic septicaemia in September-2022

ASSAM,JHARKHAND,KARNATAKA,MADHYA PRADESH,MAHARASHTRA,ODISHA AND WEST BENGAL are predicted for likely occurrence of PPR in September-2022

ANDHRA PRADESH,ASSAM,MEGHALAYA, AND WEST BENGAL are predicted for likely occurrence of S & G Pox in September-2022

ASSAM,JHARKHAND,MANIPUR,MEGHALAYA,NAGALAND,TRIPURA,UTTAR PRADESH,WEST BENGAL AND PUDUCHERRY for likely occurrence of Swine fever in September-2022

JHARKHAND,KERALA AND WEST BENGAL for likely occurrence of Theileriosis in September-2022

GUJARAT,JHARKHAND,MADHYA PRADESH,ODISHA,UTTAR PRADESH AND PUDUCHERRY are predicted for likely occurrence of Trypanosomiasis in September-2022

OB Prediction September-2022

Anthrax - 35, with Accuracy of 99.53%

Babesiosis - 53, with Accuracy of 97.22%

Black quarter - 40, with Accuracy of 95.67%

Bluetoungue- 1, with Accuracy of 98.14

Enterotoxaemia- 25, with Accuracy of 99.53

Fasciolosis - 54, with Accuracy of 98.76%

FMD - 101, with Accuracy of 94.90%

HS - 55, with Accuracy of 94.90%

PPR - 53, with Accuracy of 97.06%

S&G Pox - 24, with Accuracy of 99.84%

Swine Fever - 53, with Accuracy of 96.91%

Theileriosis - 49, with Accuracy of 99.22%

Trypanosomiasis - 48, with Accuracy of 95.67%

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Govt Schemes for farmers

Peste des Petits Ruminants(PPR)

Species Affected
Goats and sheep are most affected domestic animals.

Clinical Signs
Fever, nasal and ocular discharge, respiratory distress, necrotic lesions in buccal mucosa, gum, dental pad, palate, tongue and diarrhoea. Animals May die because of dehydration and pneumonia.

Preventive Measures
Vaccination of susceptible animals of above 3 months old age. Restriction on animal movement, strict bio security measures and proper disposal of carcass.

  • Isolated from the flock and standing at corners (Mild inactive)
  • Inactive and depressed with inappetance
  • Severe depression, unable to stand, extreme lethargy, dehydration
  • Pyrexia (High fever)
  • Watery to mucoid nasal discharge
  • Reddened eye with conjunctivitis
  • Mucopurulent discharge from nostrils
  • Mucopurulent discharge form nostrils with initiation of crust
  • Necrotic spots-pin-prick lesions
  • Ulcers (Dephtheritic plaques)- bran like deposit on oral mucosa and tongue. Peel of oral mucosa with haemorrhages
  • Necrotic spot-pin-prick lesions in buccal cavity and tongue
  • Necrotic spot-pin-prick lesions with Haemorrhage through out buccal cavity
  • Mild diarrhea
  • Watery diarrhea
  • Severe diarrhea with sailed hind quarters
  • Severe with soiled hind quarters plus blood mixed type
  • Pyrexia (High fever)
  • Watery to mucoid nasal discharge
  • Reddened eye with conjunctivitis
  • Necrotic spots-pin-prick lesions

Source: Dr. V. BALAMURUGAN, ICAR-NIVEDI, Bengaluru. and AICRP