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Table of Contents
Volume 2
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HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENT IN POULTRY PRODUCTION .............................................................. 10
IMMUNOPROPHYLAXIS OF COCCIDIOSIS – CONTRIBUTION TO REDUCING OF ENVIRONMENT BURDEN CAUSED BY
INTENSE POULTRY PRODUCTION
Ružica Blaževic1, Neda Ergotic1, S. Cajavec1, Bara Vinkovic2, Tihomira Gojmerac2 ............................. 11
COMPARATIVE STUDIES OF THE ELECTROCARDIOGRAFIC PARAMETERS, MEAN ELECTRICAL
AXIS (MEA) AND CARDIAC INDEX (RV/TV) IN NORMAL AND EXPERIMENTALLY ASITES (USING
COLD) GROUPS OF BROILERS
H. Hassanpour ¹; M .Teshfam 2 ; M. Modirsanei 3 ; L .Emadi ¹..................................................................... 17
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE INFLAMMATORY POTENTIAL OF BIOAEROSOLS FROM A DUCK FATTENING UNIT BY
USING A LIMULUS AMEBOCYTE LYSATE ASSAY AND HUMAN WHOLE BLOOD CYTOKINE RESPONSE
Bert-Andree Zucker, Petra Scharf, Cornelia Kersten.................................................................................. 21
THE INFLUENCE OF COCCIDIOSTAT (BAYCOX) AND CHITOSAN ON THE COURSE OF COCCIDIOSIS
IN BROILER CHICKEN
A.Balicka-Ramisz 1 , A. Wojtasz-Pajak 2 , B. Pilarczyk 1 , A. Ramisz 1 ............................................................... 25
THE EFFECT OF DIETARY HUMIC-ALUMINOSILICATE PREPARATION ON THE CONTENT OF
CADMIUM AND LEAD IN MUSCLE AND LIVER OF HENS HOUSED IN FREE RANGE SYSTEM
Anna Bartkowiak 1 , Sebastian Opalinski 1 , Zbigniew Dobrzanski 1 , Katarzyna Chojnacka2, Henryk
Gorecki2 ...................................................................................................................................................... 28
PATHOLOGICAL AND HISTOLOGICAL CONDITION OF LEG BONES OF TOM TURKEYS GROWN
UNDER DIFFERENT ANIMAL DENSITIES
Birgit Spindler, Rita M. Weber*, Jörg Hartung .......................................................................................... 32
INFLUENCE OF ANIMAL AGE AND SEASON ON BIO-AEROSOL CONCENTRATIONS IN A BROILER
HOUSE
Maher Saleh, Jens Seedorf and Jörg Hartung............................................................................................. 37
ESTIMATION OF A „SAFE DISTANCE“ BETWEEN A NATURAL VENTILATED BROILER HOUSE AND
A RESIDENTIAL DWELLING
Jochen Schulz, Jens Seedorf and Jörg Hartung .......................................................................................... 41
SEQUENTIAL STRUCTURE OF BEHAVIOR OF LAYING HENS IN AN ENRICHED ENVIRONMENT
Arun Mishra, Jos Metz ................................................................................................................................ 46
MORPHOMETRICAL AND ANATOMOPATHOLOGICAL SURVEY OF THE BURSA OF FABRICIUS IN
BROILER CHICKENS
M d .Nabil Alloui, Sassia Sellaoui 1 , Salah. Djaaba 2 ..................................................................................... 52
COMPARISON OF TWO CONTROL METHODS OF DISINFECTION IN A POULTRY
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
Nadir Alloui 1 , Amar Ayachi 1 , Ayet Krim 2 , Ferhat Nouicer 1 ....................................................................... 56
EFFECT OF IMMUPLUS (A HERBAL IMMUNOMODULATOR) ON PARASPECIFIC IMMUNE
RESPONSES IN CHICKS
Balwinder Singh Dhote, G.K. Singh and *R.S. Chauhan ............................................................................ 60
STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF LYCOPENE IN POULTRY (HEN AND QUAIL)
Bárdos Lászlo, Kiss Zsuzsanna, Gregosits Balázs, Réthy Katalin, Kerti Aannamária, Szabo Csaba........ 65
ASSESSMENT OF THE COMPOST FROM THE METHANE FERMENTATION OF LITTER FROM
BROILER PRODUCTION WITH A VIEW TO ITS UTILIZATION IN ORGANIC PLANT PRODUCTION
Bayko Baykov, Irina Popova, Botyo Zaharinov, Kiril Kirov, Ivan Simeonov 1 ............................................ 69
IN VITRO ASSESSMENT OF APOPTOSIS IN AVIAN LYMPHOCYTES TREATED WITH FENVELERATE
VIS-À-VIS IMMUNOSUPPRESSION IN POULTRY
Deena Khan, Lokesh K Singhal*, RK Banga* and RS Chauhan*............................................................... 73
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ESTIMATION OF THE PREVALENCE OF PATHOGENIC MYCOBACTERIA IN ORGANIC BROILER
FARMS IN GREECE BY THE POLYMERASE CHAIN REACTION
1 Eirini Fragkiadaki, 1 Maria Gazouli, 2 Kyriaki Sotirakoglou, 1 Eftychia Xylouri, 1 John Ikonomopoulos .... 77
ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF COW URINE ON IMMUNITY OF WHITE LEGHORN LAYERS
Nidhi Garg 1 , R.S.Chauhan 2 , Ashok Kumar 3 .............................................................................................. 81
CADMIUM AND LEAD DOWN REGULATES T- AND B-LYMPHOCYTE BLASTOGENESIS IN POULTRY
Gunjan Shukla, Lokesh Singhal, RS Chauhan............................................................................................. 84
COW URINE UPREGULATES LYMPHOBLASTOGENESIS IN CHICKS
Prabhakar Kumar, GK Singh 1 , RS Chauhan, DD Singh 2 and LK Singhal.................................................. 90
MONOCROTOPHOS INDUCED IMMUNOTOXIC EFFECT ON AVIAN LYMPHOCYTES THROUGH
APOPTOSIS
Ravindra PV and RS Chauhan .................................................................................................................... 93
EFFECT OF AN EARTH TUBE HEAT EXCHANGER ON BROILER HOUSE CLIMATE IN THE SUMMER PERIOD
Iwona Skomorucha, Eugeniusz Herbut........................................................................................................ 98
EFFECT OF DIETARY SUNFLOWER OIL ON PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF BROILER
CHICKENS EXPOSED TO ELEVATED TEMPERATURES *
Ewa Sosnowka-Czajka, Iwona Skomorucha, Eugeniusz Herbut, Renata Muchacka................................. 102
EFFECT OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEM ON BEHAVIOUR AND PRODUCTIVITY OF BROILER CHICKENS
Ewa Sosnowka-Czajka, Renata Muchacka................................................................................................ 106
EFFECT OF DIETARY VITAMIN SUPPLEMENTS ON PRODUCTIVITY AND PHYSIOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF BROILER
CHICKENS EXPOSED TO ELEVATED AMBIENT TEMPERATURE
Ewa Sosnowka – Czajka, Iwona Skomorucha, Eugeniusz Herbut............................................................. 111
SOME ACIDIFIERS USE IN THE ANTI-SALMONELLA PROTECTION OF BROILERS
I. Ţibru, N. Cătană, T. Tăşădan................................................................................................................. 115
SUPPLEMENTATION OF ZINC AND CADMIUM ON EGG QUALITY OF JAPANESE QUAILS
B. Koréneková, M. Skalická, P. Naď, J. Venglovský, J. Sály..................................................................... 118
EFFECT OF CHROMIUM AND CADMIUM ON EGG QUALITY OF JAPANESE QUAILS
M. Skalická, B. Koréneková, P. Naď, J. Venglovský, J. Sály,.................................................................... 122
MICROBIOLOGICAL AIR CONTAMINATION IN INTENSIVE POULTRY BREEDING
Marija Vucemilo 1 , Bara Vinkovic 2 , Alenka Tofant 1 , Borka Simpraga 3 , Željko Pavicic 1 , Kristina Matkovic 1
................................................................................................................................................................... 127
WELFARE AND BEHAVIOR OF ANIMALS.............................................................................................. 130
SUPPORTING EUROPEAN ORGANIC ANIMAL PRODUCTION VIA PORTAL TECHNOLOGY
1 1 2 2
Constantina Costopoulou, Alexandros Sideridis, Eftyhia Xylouri, Eirini Fragkiadaki........................ 131
APPLYING OF VIDEO RECORDING AND SEQUENTIAL ANALYSIS METHOD IN INVESTIGATION OF
FEEDING BEHAVIOR OF HIGH PREGNANT HEIFERS
Slavca Hristov, Aleksandra Ivetic ............................................................................................................. 135
THE EFFECT OF THE PASSAGE FLOORING IN CUBICLE HOUSES ON THE BEHAVIOURAL TIME-BUDGET OF DAIRY
COWS
1 2 2
Jessica Olsson , Madeleine Magnusson & Michael Ventorp .................................................................. 140
THE ASSESSMENT OF INSPECTION OF CATTLE WELFARE
Oľga Ondrasovicová, Milada Vargová, Miloslav Ondrasovic, Naďa Sasáková, Kornélia Culenová, Andrea
Kasková, Simona Smirjáková .................................................................................................................... 144
INFLUENCE OF TRANSPORT CONDITIONS ON ANIMAL WELFARE
Ivan Stefancic 1 , Dobeic Martin 2 .............................................................................................................. 148
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT FLOORING SYSTEMS ON THE LOCOMOTION IN DAIRY COWS
E. Telezhenko* 1 , M. Magnusson 3 , C. Nilsson 3 , C. Bergsten 1,2 , M. Ventorp 3 ............................................. 153
AGRI-ENVIRONMENTAL MEASURES, ANIMAL WELFARE AND AGROTOURISM - POLISH FARMERS’ VIEW
Tadeusz Zarski 1 , Krzysztof Klimaszewski 2 , Radoslaw Dworakowski 3 ....................................................... 157
THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT HYGIENIC AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS ON THE HEALTHY
CONDITION OF HORSE HOOF
Elzbieta Budzinska-Wrzesien, Robert Wrzesien, ...................................................................................... 161
THE ADAPTIVE MODIFICATIONS OF THE PASTURING COMPORTMENT AT THE POLWARTH SHEEP
IN ROMANIAN CONDITIONS
Cristina Dinu 1 , Monica Parvu 2 , Ioana Andronie 3 ..................................................................................... 165
INFLUENCE OF REARING SPACE ON THE CARCASS AND MEAT QUALITY OF PIGS
Viktoras Liorancas, E-mail.: viktoras@lva.lt, Bronius Bakutis, E-mail.: zoohig@lva.lt, Gražina
Januskevicienė, E-mail.: grazinaj@lva.lt.................................................................................................. 169
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STOCKING DENSITY-RELATED WELFARE OF BROILER CHICKENS OF TWO COMMERCIAL
STRAINS
Ewa Sosnowka – Czajka, Iwona Skomorucha, Eugeniusz Herbut............................................................. 174
THE ANIMAL WELFARE ACTIVITIES OF THE CITY OF ZAGREB CITY OFFICE FOR AGRICULTURE
AND FORESTRY
Durdica Stubican 1 , Josip Janes 2 , Igor Miskulin 2 ...................................................................................... 178
OPTIMALIZATION OF CLASSIC HORSE STABLE IN SOUTH SILESIA
Elzbieta Budzinska-Wrzesien, Robert Wrzesien ........................................................................................ 184
INTEGRATED WELFARE ASSESSMENT OF DAIRY COWS
Jacek Walczak, Wojciech Krawczyk, Agata Szewczyk, Dorota Mazur, Elzbieta Knapik........................... 188
THE RISK OF AGROTOURISM IN THE SYSTEM HACCP IN AGRICULTURAL PRIMARY PRODUCTION
Tadeusz Zarski 1 , Kateřina Kovářová 2 , Enikö Lörinczová 2 , Miroslav Samek 2 ........................................... 193
WASTE AND BY - PRODUCT MANAGEMENT AND DISINFECTION ................................................ 198
A NEW CONCEPT FOR THE BIOACCUMULATION OF LEAD AND CADMIUM ALONG A FOOD CHAIN
WITH FARM ANIMALS
Bayko Baykov, Kiril Kirov, Milena Guguva, Botyo Zaharinov, Irina Popova Andrzej Krynski 1 , Abdul
Karim 2 , Dimo Penkov 3 ,, Hristo Hristev 3 ................................................................................................... 199
THE SURVIVAL OF ESCHERICHIA COLI O157 IN CATTLE MANURE DEPENDING ON HANDLING STRATEGY
Ingela Berggren, Björn Vinnerås, Ann Albihn .......................................................................................... 203
CHEMICAL INACTIVATION OF CALICIVIRUSES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Lorenza Ferrero Poschetto, Anthony Ike, Ulrich Mohn, Rachel E. Marschang, Reinhard Böhm,........... 208
INFLUENCE OF ANIMAL BY-PRODUCTS FROM ABATTOIR ON COMPOSTING PROCESS
Ivan Gobec ................................................................................................................................................ 213
EFFECTS OF THE DRYING CONDITIONS ON DIFFERENT GRAM NEGATIVE BACTERIA ON STAINLESS STEEL DISCS USED
IN THE “QUANTITATIVE SURFACE TEST FOR THE EVALUATION OF BACTERICIDAL ACTIVITY OF CHEMICAL
DISINFECTANTS” (EN 14349)
Birgit Hunsinger, Andrea Abele, Reinhard Böhm ..................................................................................... 217
COMPARISON OF THE SPREAD PLATE TECHNIQUE AND THE MPN-TECHNIQUE FOR THE DETERMINATION OF VIABLE
COLONY COUNTS IN QUANTITATIVE SUSPENSION TESTS TO EVALUATE BACTERICIDAL AND FUNGICIDAL ACTIVITY
OF CHEMICAL DISINFECTANTS
Birgit Hunsinger, Britta Ariane Kamp, Christina Kumala, Reinhard Böhm............................................. 221
DEGRADATION OF PRION PROTEINS IN BIOTECHNOLOGICAL PROCESSES
Cornelia Mardare, Christine Nagler, Reinhard Böhm, Birgit Hunsinger................................................. 226
OPTIMISATION OF SANITATION MEASURES IN AGRICULTURE WITH FOCUS ON DECREASE IN
ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION AND HEALTH RISK
Miloslav Ondrasovic, Oľga Ondrasovicová, Milada Vargová, Simona Smirjáková, Rudolf Hromada,
Katarína Lakticová.................................................................................................................................... 230
NEW HYGIENE RULES FOR BIOGAS PLANTS- REVISING GERMAN BIOWASTE ORDINANCE -
Werner Philipp, Katja Ade-Kappelmann, Milan Drca, Helge Lorenz 1) , Reinhard Böhm ........................ 234
CLEANING EXHAUST AIR BY BIOLOGICAL WASTE GAS PURIFICATION SYSTEMS IN LIVESTOCK BUILDINGS – STATE OF
ART AND SHORTCOMINGS
Jens Seedorf )1 , Thomas Banhazi )2 and Jörg Hartung )1 .............................................................................. 238
AIRBORNE ENDOTOXINS IN GERMAN LIVESTOCK BUILDINGS - FROM OCCUPATIONAL BURDENS TO A REGIONAL
EMISSION INVENTORY
Jens Seedorf, Jörg Hartung....................................................................................................................... 242
THE ELIMINATION OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM IN SEWAGE SLUDGE BY AEROBIC EXOTHERMIC STABILIZATION
AND HYDRATED LIME STABILIZATION
Ján Venglovský, Iveta Plachá, Monika Pípová, Zuzana Maková, José Martinez*.................................... 246
APPLICATION OF MATHEMATICAL MODELS TO OPTIMIZATION OF THE METHANE
FERMENTATION OF FOWL DUNG
Ivo Chukanov, Bayko Baykov, Botyo Zaharinov, Nadia Marinova, Irina Popova.................................... 251
THE POLLUTING EFFECT OF SLAUGHTERHOUSE WASTEWATERS DISCHARGED INTO SURFACE
WATERS
Cristin Borda 1 , Constantin Drăghici 1 , Daniela Borda 2 .......................................................................... 255
INFORMATION ON QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF INTERPHASE AGNOR IN LYMPHOCYTES NUCLEUS OF COWS
VENOUS BLOOD WHICH WERE KEPT ON TERRITORIES OF FOREST ZONE OF UKRAINIAN WOODLANDS, WHICH ARE
POLLUTED BY RADIONUCLIDES DUE TO CRASH AT CHORNOBYL AES.
Vysotskyj A., Demchuk M. ......................................................................................................................... 259
THE QUALITY OF WATER AS THE MAIN PARAMETER OF HYGIENIC VALUE
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Robert Wrzesien, Elzbieta Budzinska-Wrzesien, ....................................................................................... 262
A COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS FOR QUANTITATIVE DETECTION AND ENUMERATION OF
ESCHERICHIA COLI FROM BIOLOGICAL WASTE
M. Drca, W. Philipp, R. Böhm................................................................................................................... 266
A COMPARISON OF THREE METHODS FOR ISOLATION OF SALMONELLA FROM BIOLOGICAL
WASTE
M. Drca, W. Philipp And R. Böhm ............................................................................................................ 269
A FIELD STUDY OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA CONTAMINATION OF PIG SLURRY IN FRANCE
Fablet Ch,Fravalo C., P. Jolly J.P. Robinault C., Madec F..................................................................... 273
BIOAEROSOLS FROM COMPOSTING - QUANTITATIVE MEASUREMENTS ON BIOFILTERS AND NON-THERMAL PLASMA
TECHNOLOGY
Renate Haumacher, Werner Philipp, Reinhard Böhm............................................................................... 276
DISINFECTION OF SHEARING CLIPPERS TO PREVENT PSEUDOTUBERCULOSIS IN SHEEP
Heidrun Parussel, Birgit Hunsinger, Werner Philipp, Reinhard Böhm .................................................... 279
THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF COMPOSTING MANURE
Wojciech Krawczyk, Eugeniusz Herbut, Jacek Walczak, Renata Muchacka, Piotr Radecki.................... 282
AMMONIA FROM DAIRY BARNS AS AIR CONTAMINANT
Kristina Matkovic 1 , Bara Vinkovic 2 , Marija Vucemilo 1 , Alenka Tofant 1 , Srecko Matkovic 3 , Željko Pavicic 1
................................................................................................................................................................... 287
RESEARCHES CONCERNIG COPPER POLLUTION EFFECTS ON ANIMALS IN ISALNITA CHEMICAL
UNIT AREA
Elena Mitranescu 1 , D. Butaru 2 , Dana Tapaloaga 1 , L. Tudor 1 , F. Furnaris 1 ............................................. 290
A NEW SANATIVE METHOD FOR DECOMPOSITION OF BIOMASS FROM STUD BY CONTROL QUICK
AND ECOLOGICAL COMPOSTING PROCEDURE, STIMULATED BY THE PREPARATION
AMALGEROL PREMIUM
1) Pavel Novák , 2) Miloslav Soch, 3) Antonín Jelínek, 3) Martin Dědina, 3) Petr Plíva, 4) Bohuslav Vostoupal,
5) Josef Lejsek ............................................................................................................................................. 294
EFFECT OF A MUNICIPAL WASTE STOCKPILE ON THE OCCURRENCE OF SELECTED BACTERIA IN
ATMOSPHERIC AIR
Barbara Breza-Boruta1, Zbigniew Paluszak1, Janusz Hermann2............................................................ 298
THE INFLUENCE OF SEWAGE SLUDGE COMPOSTING PROCESS ON THE REDUCTION OF FECAL
STREPTOCOCCI
Beata Szala, Zbigniew Paluszak................................................................................................................ 302
THE INFLUENCE OF TEXTURISERS ON HYGIENIZATION EFFECTIVENESS OF SEWAGE SLUDGE
COMPOSTING PROCESS
Justyna Bauza-Kaszewska1, Zbigniew Paluszak1, Janusz Hermann2 ...................................................... 306
A COMPARISON OF CITRIC ACID, SODIUM HYDROXIDE AND SODIUM HYPOCHLORITE AS DISINFECTANTS FOR THE
EQUINE RHINOVIRUS A (ERAV) AND PHAGE PHIX 174
Katrin Renz, Birgit Hunsinger, Ulrich Mohn, Reinhard Böhm, Rachel E. Marschang............................. 310
INFLUENCE AND INTERACTION OF DIFFERENT PARAMETERS ON THE SURVIVAL OF TWO
STRAINS OF SALMONELLA ENTERICA IN PIG SLURRY
C. Robinault (1), M.Chemaly (1), Ch. Fablet (1), Labbé A. (1), Jolly J.P. (1), M. (1), F. Madec (1), Ph.
Fravalo (1) ................................................................................................................................................ 314
REDUCTION OF PATHOGENIC MICROORGANISMS AFTER CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT OF
SEWAGE SLUDGE
Leena Sahlström, Elisabeth Bagge, Ingela Berggren, Ann Albihn............................................................ 317
AMENDMENT OF URBAN SEWAGE SLUDGE WITH NATURAL ZEOLITE AND QUICK LIME WITH REGARD TO CHEMICAL
AND MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF THE TREATED MATERIAL
Naďa Sasáková, Oľga Ondrasovicová, Miloslav Ondrasovic, Milada Vargová, Jana Kottferová, Kornélia
Culenová, Ingrid Papajová*...................................................................................................................... 321
FAECAL BACTERIA AND COLIPHAGES IN RUN-OFF FROM DAIRY FARMS
Jaana Uusi-Kämppä.................................................................................................................................. 325
HEALTH RISK AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION IN RELATION TO REMOVAL OF HEAVY METALS BY WASTE WATER
TREATMENT
Milada Vargová, Naďa Sasáková, Oľga Ondrasovicová, Miloslav Ondrasovic, Jana Kottferová, Kornélia
Culenová, Ingrid Papajová*...................................................................................................................... 329
LIQUID MANURE FROM PIG BREEDING FACILITIES AS A POTENTIAL WATER CONTAMINANT
Vinkovic Bara1, Tihomira Gojmerac1, Marija Vucemilo2, Kristina Matkovic2, M. Zuric1, Ranka
Rajkovic-Janje1, Jasna Kovacevic3 .......................................................................................................... 333
NOXIOUS GASES EMISSIONS FROM DIFFERENT PIG HOUSING SYSTEMS
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Walczak Jacek, Agata Szewczyk, Wojciech Krawczyk, Tomasz Pajak, Elzbieta Knapik........................... 337
PRE-HARVEST FOOD SAFETY AND VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH............................................ 341
THE CONCEPT AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE RISK-BASED MEAT INSPECTION (REG. 854/2004/EC)
Thomas Blaha............................................................................................................................................ 342
AIRBORNE MICROORGANISMS BROCHOTHRIX THERMOSPHACTA, LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES AND
LACTOBACILLUS ALIMENTARIUS IN MEAT INDUSTRY AS A RISK IN FOOD SAFETY
Martin Dobeic 1 , Gobec Ivan 1 , Kenda Edvard 2 ......................................................................................... 346
DEVELOPMENT OF A SANITARY RISK INDEX FOR SALMONELLA IN PIG HUSBANDRY
Veerle Hautekiet 1 , Dennis Smulders 1 , Dirk Henot 1 , Paul Heylen 2 , Yves Van der Stede 2 , Ann Daems 2 , Marc
Vandebroeck 3 , Nathalie Nollet 4 , Rony Geers 1 ........................................................................................... 350
THE INFLUENCE OF HALLOYSITE ON THE CONTENT OF BACTERIA, FUNGI AND MYCOTOXINS IN FEED MIXTURES
Michal Kulok, Roman Kolacz, Zbigniew Dobrzanski, Izabela Wolska...................................................... 354
GENERATING VALID FOOD CHAIN INFORMATION FOR THE RISK-BASED MEAT INSPECTION (REG. 854/2004/EC)
Diana Meemken......................................................................................................................................... 358
WHAT SHOULD VETERINARY SURGEON KNOW ABOUT ORGANIC FARMING
S. Pintaric, M. Amon ................................................................................................................................. 361
CHAIN QUALITY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT IN PORK CHAINS – SUPPORTING INFORMATION NEEDS OF
DIFFERENT CHAIN ACTORS
Gereon Schulze Althoff, Verena Schütz, Alexander Ellebrecht, Brigitte Petersen .................................... 367
SUSTAINED STRATEGIES FOR BEEF QUALITY CONTROL AT UAC FOODS MARQUIS FACTORY IN
SOUTHERN NIGERIA
Obikoya 1 , M.A., Olugasa 2 , B.O. and Adedeji 2 , B.O................................................................................... 372
FEEDING GRAINS CONTAMINATION WITH FUNGI AND MYCOTOXINS AFTER HARVEST
Violeta Baliukoniene E-mail.: violeta.baliukoniene@lva.lt, Bronius Bakutis E-mail.: zoohig@lva.lt,
Gediminas Gerulis E-mail.: gedulis@lva.lt............................................................................................... 376
IDENTIFICATION OF M1 AFLATOXIN IN MILK
Alejandro Cordova Izquierdo1*, Ramiro Muñoz Mendoza1, Silvia Peña Betancourt1, José Félix Pérez
Gutiérrez2, Jorge A. Saltijeral Oaxaca1 ................................................................................................... 380
EFFECT OF THE RESTING TIME PRIOR TO SLAUGHTER ON THE QUALITY OF PORK
Alejandro Cordova Izquierdo1*, Dulce Alcovedo Simmerman2, Elizabeth Colula Segundo2, Lorena
González Leon2, Guadalupe Valencia Valero2, José Félix Pérez Gutiérrez3 ......................................... 384
PECULIARITIES OF GENERAL VETERINARY PROPHYLAXIS IN REALIZATION OF HYGIENE AND SANITATION
REQUIREMENTS TO MANUFACTURING OF LIVESTOCK PRODUCTS
Mychaylo Demchuk ................................................................................................................................... 388
HACCP - HYGIENE AND PEST CONTROL IN ANIMLS TREATMENT
Robert Wrzesien, Elzbieta Budzinska-Wrzesien, ....................................................................................... 391
THE INFLUENCE OF DIAZEPAM ON THE NUMBER AND MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF CHOSEN
CELLS AND TISSUES OF ORGANS IN TRANSPORTED CALVES *
Krystyna Pogoda-Sewerniak1, Witold Janeczek1, Jan Kuryszko2 Robert Kupczynski1, Mariusz
Korczynski1 ............................................................................................................................................... 396
EFFECT OF LACTOPEROXIDASE SYSTEM ON ESCHERICHIA COLI O111:B4 IN UHT MILK
Ladan, Mansouri Najand. Gity, Karim. Armaghan, Dayyani Dardashti. ................................................. 401
FREE COMMUNICATIONS.......................................................................................................................... 405
ANTIBACTERIAL AND ANTIFUNGAL ACTIVITY OF CHITOSAN
Aleksandra Balicka-Ramisz 1 , Anna Wojtasz-Pajak 2 , Bogumila Pilarczyk 1 , Alojzy Ramisz 1 , Lukasz
Laurans 1 .................................................................................................................................................... 406
COMBINED THERAPY WITH ANTIOXIDANTS AGAINST CADMIUM INDUCED TESTICULAR
DYSFUNCTION IN RABBITS
Magda M. ElTohamy................................................................................................................................. 409
MANAGEMENT OF CROCODYLUS MORELETII IN CAPTIVITY CONDITIONS
Juan CremieuxCremieux, Tix-Chel VázquezVázquez, Edubiel AlpizarAlpizar, Virginia MeloMelo......... 415
AIRBORNE ENDOTOXINS AND AIRBORNE GRAM-NEGATIVE BACTERIA IN CHINESE RABBIT HOUSES
Tongjie Chai 1 , Huiyong Duan 1 , Wolfgang Müller 2 , Bert-Andree Zucker 2 ................................................. 419
THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENT ON ACCUMULATION OF TOXIC ELEMENTS IN HONEY BEES’
BODY
Adam Roman ............................................................................................................................................. 423
FACTORS AFFECTING CATFISH PRODUCTION AND ITS PUBLIC HEALTH IMPLICATION IN
SOUTHWESTERN NIGERIA.
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Olufemi Bolarinwa Adedeji *1 , *2 Owoigbe- Ogunniki G. A. M. .................................................................. 427
CHANGES IN THE STRUCTURE OF RABBIT’S TESTICLES UNDER DIFFERENT WAYS OF HEATING
V. Botsman, N. Cherny, V. Simonenko, I. Shetinski, A. Zakhar’ev ............................................................ 431
V. Ivanov, A. Silin...................................................................................................................................... 431
CONTAGIOUS EQUINE METRITIS IN MARES
Alejandro Cordova Izquierdo 1 *, Ramiro Muñoz Mednoza 1 , José Félix Pérez Gutiérrez 2 ........................ 435
EFFECT OF THE CASTRATION ON THE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR STALLION
Alejandro Cordova Izquierdo 1 *, Renan Medina Domenzain 1 , Gabriel Ruiz Castañeda 1 , José Félix Pérez
Gutiérrez 2 .................................................................................................................................................. 439
SELENIUM CONCENTRATION IN MUSK RAT, HARE, COW TISSUES AND IN COW’S MILK, AS AN
INDICATOR OF ITS STATUS IN LOCAL ECOSYSTEM.
Bogdan Debski, Andrzej Krynski*, Katarzyna Skrzymowska * ................................................................... 442
ANIMAL HYGIENE PREOCCUPATIONS IN ROMANIAN PUBLICATIONS FROM TRANSYLVANIA DURING THE 19 TH
CENTURY
Cristina Dinu 1 , Ioana Andronie 2 , Andronie V. 3 , Monica Pârvu 4 ,............................................................. 446
THE INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT FACTORS ON THE CONCENTRATION OF ELEMENTS IN HAIR OF HORSES
Zbigniew Dobrzanski, Dominika Jankowska, Wojciech Dobicki, Robert Kupczynski............................... 450
ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAM REFLECTION OF ETHOLOGICAL REACTIVITY OF LABORATORY RATS
Mychaylo Demchuk, Ihor Dvylyuk ............................................................................................................ 454
THE CONCENTRATIONS OF SELECTED ELEMENTS (CA, P, MG, CU, ZN) IN PREGNANT POLAR FOX FEMALES
DEPENDING ON SAMPLE COLLECTING BODY REGION
Danuta Dzierzanowska-Goryn, Robert Glogowski ................................................................................... 458
THE BEHAVIOUR AND AN ACTIVITY OF CHINCHILLA (CHINCHILLA LANIGERA) KEPT UNDER
LABORATORY CONDITIONS
Danuta Dzierzanowska-Goryn, Tadeusz Kaleta, 1 Monika Kowalczyk ...................................................... 462
RABIES OCCURRENCE AMONG RED FOXES VULPES VULPES IN WESTERN POLAND IN RELATION
TO THE DENSITY OF THE SPECIES AND LANDSCAPE COMPOSITION
Robert Kamieniarz 1 , Andrzej Krynski 2 , Marek Panek 1 .............................................................................. 466
BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF PROBIOTICS
Mikhail Kaurus, Galina Novik, Inna Elyashevich, Lyudmila Kiptsevich, Elena Miklash. ........................ 470
INVESTIGATION OF THE CHANGES IN VITAMIN METABOLISM WITHOUT CAECOTROPHY IN RABBITS*
Annamária Kerti1, Lászlo Bárdos1, Jozsef Deli2, Péter Oláh2 ................................................................ 475
DO DOGS SHOW PREFERENCES FOR CERTAIN TYPES OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENTS
Urska Kos.................................................................................................................................................. 479
IRON CONTENT IN THE HAIR OF SCHNAUZER BREED DOGS FROM THE REGION OF WARSAW
DEPENDING ON THE BREED, SEX AND COLOUR
Tadeusz Kosla, Grazyna Urbanska-Slomka, Ewa Malgorzata Skibniewska, Patrycja Klimkowska, Michal
Skibniewski¹............................................................................................................................................... 484
THE MOST POPULAR DOMESTIC ANIMAL SPECIES IN AGRO - TOURISTIC FARMS IN POLAND
Ewa Kuznicka ............................................................................................................................................ 489
MICROCLIMATE PARAMETERS AND THERMIC BALANCE OF COMMON TYPE STABLE IN POLAND
ADAPTED FROM OLD COWSHED
Lojek Jacek¹, Kolbuszewski Tadeusz², Queiroz Pedro¹, Daniluk Ida ¹, Gajda Anna ¹............................... 493
THE CONTENT OF MERCURY IN HONEYBEE BODY ORIGINATING FROM DIFFERENT REGION OF
POLAND
Beata Madras – Majewska, Zygmunt Jasinski........................................................................................... 497
MERCURY CONTENT OF BROOD DIFFERENT REGION OF POLAND
Beata Madras – Majewska, Zygmunt Jasinski........................................................................................... 501
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF VARIOUS DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES FOR TRYPANOSOMA
EVANSI IN NATURALLY INFECTED CAMELS
Mottelib, A. A.**; Hosein, H. I.*; Mourad, I.**; El-Sherif, A. M.*, A. S. I. Abo-Zeid*............................ 505
OVINE PRODUCTION AND CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP INFECTION LEVEL IN THE STATE OF MEXICO
María Uxúa Alonso Fresán 1 , Valente Velázquez Ordoñez 1 , Jorge Saltijeral Oaxaca 2 ........................... 508
OBSERVATION OF LESIONS ASSOCIATED WITH GASTROINTESTINAL PARASITES OF GUINEA
FOWLS (NUMIDA MELEAGRIS GALEATA) IN ZARIA NIGERIA.
Nfor Mohamadou Bawe**, Ajanusi .o. Joseph*,Agbede Roland Idris*,Esievo K A N.............................. 511
THE INFLUENCE OF SELENIUM ON REPRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY IN SHEEP
Aleksandra Balicka-Ramisz, Bogumila Pilarczyk, Alojzy Ramisz, Marta Wieczorek................................ 514
EDUCATION OF THE HYGIENE ANIMAL THROUGH THE IDENTIFICATION AND OF THE SOLUTION
OF PROBLEMS
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Alejandro Cordova, Gustavo Ruiz Lang, Jorge Saltijeral......................................................................... 518
ANALYSIS OF THE PEST CONTROL EFFECTIVENESS OF METHYLOBROMPHENVINFOS (PHOSPHATE
(Z,E)-BROMO-1-(2,4-DICHLOROPHENYLO-VINYLO-DIMETHYL) IN THE HOUSES FOR CATTLE, POULTRY
AND DOGS
Kazimierz Sciesinski, Robert Glogowski ................................................................................................... 521
EFFECTIVENESS OF BROMPHENVINFOS-(Z,E)-2 BROMO-1-(DICHLOROPHENYLO)-VINYLO-
DIETYL) IN DISINSECTION OF POULTRY AND CATTLE HOUSES AND BOXES FOR DOGS
Kazimierz Sciesinski, Robert Glogowski ................................................................................................... 526
IRON CONTENT IN ANIMAL HAIR AND RESULTS OF HEMATOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL
INVESTIGATIONS IN FREE-LIVING AND DOMESTIC CATS FROM THE WARSAW REGION
Ewa Malgorzata Skibniewska¹, Tadeusz Kosla¹, Michal Skibniewski², Grazyna Urbanska-Slomka¹ ....... 530
THE DYNAMICAL VALUES OF SOME PHYSIC-CHEMICAL INDICATORS IN REFRIGERATED WILD
BOAR MEAT
L. Tudor * , Elena Mitrănescu*, F. Furnaris*............................................................................................. 534
THE SMUGGLING OF ANIMALS AND ANIMAL-DERIVED PRODUCTS IN POLAND.
Robert Wrzesien, Elzbieta Budzinska-Wrzesien, Maciej KalisiewiczTeresa Majdecka............................. 538
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF DEHELMINTHATION IN EUROPEAN BISON (BISON BONASUS) AND ROE
DEER (CERVUS ELAPHUS)
Marta Chudzicka-Popek, Andrzej Krynski, Teresa Majdecka................................................................... 542
AUTHORS INDEX........................................................................................................................................... 546
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