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1.7% among cows’ feces, dairy farm sewage, pooled raw milk, milk container swabs, milkers’ stool, and milkers’ hand swab samples, respectively. Six serovars were detected with the dominancy of S. Uganda (39.3%), followed by S. enterica subsp. diarizonae (25.0%) and S. Typhimurium (21.4%). Among the 28 NTS isolates, 100% and 21.4% had the virulence genes invA and spvC, respectively. The susceptibility profile showed that 89.3% of the NTS isolates were resistant to at least one antimicrobial agent and 46.4% were resistant to (1)
Adama . c-ELISA . CBPP . Mycoplasma mycoides subsp. mycoides small colonies . Seroprevalence . Quarantine centers (1)
Adoption, Dairy Cattle, Smallholder, Technology (1)
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Agriculture, competition; diversification pattern; mixed farming JEL: C12, C38, D13, Q12 (1)
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