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What Works With Worms

2015 International Congress on Sustainable Parasite Management
 

The American Consortium for Small Ruminant Parasite Control, along with the South African Veterinary Association and the Veterinary Science Faculty of the University of Pretoria, sponsored an International Congress on sustainable parasite management. W4: What Works With Worms was held May 25-26, 2015, at the Farm Inn in Pretoria, South Africa.

Conference Proceedings

Anthelmintic Efficacy More Sustainable via Implementation of Whole Flock Targeted Treatment (TT)
and Targeted Selective Treatment (TST)
Dr. Jan van Wyk

 

The "Big Five" - a South African Perspective on Sustainable Holistic Internal Parasite Management in Sheep and Goats
Dr. Gareth Bath

 

Choosing the Right Drug for Worm Control
Dr. Lisa Williamson

 

Correct Administration of Anthelmintics
Dr. Ken Pettey

Determining the Level of Efficacy in Anthelmintics
Dr. Ray Kaplan

 

Does Diatomaceous Earth Have a Role in Worm Control?
Dr. Niki C. Whitley and Dr. James Miller

Facts and Fictions About Tapeworm in Sheep
Dr. Seyedmehdini Mobini

 

The FAMACHA System - Back to Nature's Basics
Drs. Faffa Malan, Gareth Bath, and Jan van Wyk

 

Fecal Egg Counts:  Uses and Limitations
Bob Storey

 

The Five Point Check for Targeted Selective Treatment of Internal Parasites in Small Ruminants [Abstract only]
Dr. Gareth Bath

 

Getting the Message Across to Farmers
Susan Schoenian


Herbs and Spices as Alternative Compounds to Manage Helminthosis in Sheep and Goats

E.N. Escobar, Ph.D.

How and Why Resistance to Worms Develops
Dr. Ray Kaplan

 

Liver Fluke Relevance and Control Strategies (Small Stock and Cattle) -- Including Practical Application and Limitations of Fluke Serology
Dr. F.S. (Faffa) Malan

 

Potential Newer Control Methods
Dr. James Miller

 

Practical Breeding for Sheep Resistance and Resilience to Haemonchus Contortus: Trial to Select Haemonchus Contortus Resistance Sheep  Under Summer Rainfall Conditions
Alan Fisher

 

The Role of Pasture Management in Controlling Intestinal Parasites
Dr. Gareth Bath, Susan Schoenian, and Dr. Tom Terrill

Sequential Treatment as a Possible Way of Slowing AR
Dr. D. Midgley, Private Veterinary Consultant

 

Smart Man's Lucerne and Worm Control
Dr. Tom Terrill

 

Towards a Commercially Available Vaccine for Wireworm:  Efficacy with Dorper Sheep in South Africa

H. Bredendamp, G.F.N. Newlands, OberemPTO, W.D. Smith, and M.G. Snyman

 

The Use of Sericea Lespedeza (Smart Man's Lucerne) in South Africa
H. Botha, South African farmers

 

The Use of Tannin Containing Resources in the Control of Gastro Intestinal Nematodes in Small Ruminants
H. Hoste, F. Torres Acosta, L. Mueller, T.H. Turner

 

When Anthelmintics Can Cause Death and Illness
R. Leask

 

 

Practical Sessions
Anaemia Estimation and the Five Point Check
Dosing (Drenching) - Doing it the Right Way
Faecel (dung) sampling

 

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