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ASSESSMENT OF WATER AND FEED AS SOURCES OF MYCOTIC INFECTION IN CATTLE AND PIG FARMS IN IBADAN, OYO STATE, NIGERIA
Mycotic infections on farms can be attributed to contaminated feed and water. The storage facilities and processes used to keep feedstuffs are largely unhygienic, and contribute to the growth and survival of pathogenic organisms that have impacts on animal health, production and the economy. This st
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