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Integrated animal health strategies

Pursuant to the Swiss Organic Farming Ordinance animal health is to be stabilized primarily by way of prevention at the herd/flock level, by optimizing the general environment (feeding, hygiene, man-animal relationship etc.) and with the use of complementary medicine. In the context of the Pro-Q project this strategy is being introduced by practitioners throughout Switzerland. The strategy is supplemented by scientific evaluation of many of the procedures as well as by training and support measures for veterinarians and farmers.
Improved animal health including a clear reduction in the use of therapeutics, especially those leaving problematic residues.

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Christophe Notz

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Literature

Literature on “Integrated animal health strategies” in the Organic Eprints Database

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