Full Record
Back to Search Results
Title: Johne's disease in goats / Don Moir. [Variant title:Johne's disease in goats [Replaces Factsheet 11/2000]
Author: Moir, D. (Western Australian Department of Agriculture, Narrogin) ; Western Australia. Dept. of Agriculture.
Publisher: [South Perth, W.A.] : Dept. of Agriculture,
Series: Factsheet (Western Australia. Dept. of Agriculture), ; no. 1/2005
Description: [2] p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Disease control. ; Ruminants. ; Mycobacterium avium subsp paratuberculosis. ; Goats. ; Treatment. ; Western Australia. ; Diagnosis. ; Bacterial diseases.
Notes: "January 2005" Replaces Factsheet 11/2000.
(En)
Type: Journal
Abstract: (En)
Johne's disease (JD), also know as paratuberculosis, is a contagious disease of ruminant animals, such as cattle, sheep and goats, caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium paratuberculosis. The cause, clinical signs, diagnosis, treatment and control, and biosecurity measures are discussed with particular reference to Western Australia.
Item Availability
Item Availability
{ 2 } items found
Result
Links
Year
Volume
Part
Status
Location
Shelf No
1 On Shelf Journals-Series 05:63(941)
2 On Shelf Journals-Series 05:63(941)
Similar Items
Benign footrot in sheep and goats / Peter Morcombe.
Sheep and goats biosecurity industry funding scheme : Annual report / Dept. of Agriculture and Food.
Control of pest snails and slugs / Peter Davis, Marc Widmer and Tara Craven.
Diagnosing crop and pasture problems with Detective Doug / [Doug Sawkins]
Lice infestations on cattle / Jenny Cotter.
The 3Phase method for growing lettuce on sandy soils 2009 / Dennis Phillips, Aileen Reid and Helen Ramsey.
Animal disease surveillance newsletter.
Animal health newsletter. [Variant title:Animal disease surveillance newsletter.] [Variant title:Animal health newsletter : animal disease surveillance newsletter.]
Itch mites / by Darryl Hardie, Robert Emery, Ken Adcock and Harald Hoffmann. [Variant title:Itch mites [Replaces Garden note 4/1994]
Producing pulses in the southern agricultural region / editors, Peter White, Mark Seymour, Pam Burgess and Martin Harries.