Organic EprintsÜbersicht zur alternativen Wurmkontrolle bei kleinen WiederkäuernFelixHeckendornauthorZivileAmslerauthorIlseKrenmayrauthorErikaPerlerauthorVeronikaMaurerauthorGastro-intestinal nematodes (GIN) are the most important problem in small ruminant production with regard to animal welfare and economics. The control of GIN currently relies almost exclusively on the use of synthetic anthelmintics. This is unsatisfactory for organic as well as for conventional small ruminant farmers because of rapid increase of resistant GIN populations and risk of residues in meat and milk. Alternatives to synthetic anthelmintics are therefore needed. This poster presents the main alternative control strategies for GIN. The strategies are divided into measures aimed at freeliving GIN stages (grazing management, biological control) and at stages within the host (genetic resistance, vaccination, anthelmintic plants, feeding strategies). Health and welfare Breeding and genetics Feeding and growth2009Conference paper, poster, etc.

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