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Ticks, Demographics, Vegetation Cover, and Farmer’s Age Influence Red Meat Production in Resource-Poor Regions of Eastern Cape Province of South Africa

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Open Journal of Animal Sciences 2021年第4期11卷 682-696页

作者： Nkululeko Nyangiwe Sindisile Goni Thami Khethani Tanki Thubela Mlungisi Jansen Siza Mthi Mandla Yawa Sive Tokozwayo Unathi Gulwa Ntanganedzeni O. Mapholi Ishmael F. Jaja Luxolo Qokweni Yanga Mkabile Mkabile sindile magoda Zoleka Ntondini Zamantungwa T. H. Khumalo Döhne Agricultural Development Institute Stutterheim South Africa Department of Agriculture and Animal Health University of South Africa Florida South Africa Department of Livestock and Pasture Science Faculty of Science and Agriculture University of Fort Hare Alice South Africa Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Kokstad South Africa Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Bathurst South Africa Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Port Elizabeth South Africa Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform Queenstown South Africa National Institute for Communicable Diseases Sequencing Core Facility National Health Laboratory Service Johannesburg South Africa Department of Veterinary Tropical Diseases Faculty of Veterinary Science University of Pretoria Onderstepoort South Africa

This study presents an integrated examination of livestock production constraints associating with communal farming in six district municipalities (DMs) of the Eastern Cape Province. We collected data on demographic and socio-economic factors from 271 farmers randomly given questionnaires. About 26 Land Redistribution for Agricultural Development (LRAD) owned by communal farmers were surveyed to ascertain the condition of grazing land, meanwhile, tick species and distribution on cattle and goats found in 158 sampling sites of the study area were also recorded. From the results, a total of 34,929 adult ticks belonging to five genera and 10 species were encountered. The most abundant tick genera were Rhipicephalus of the subgenus Boophilus (68.91%), Amblyomma (20.72%), Hyalomma (8.64%), Ixodes (1.22%), and Haemaphysalis (0.51%). By geographic distributions, Amblyomma and Rhipic

关键词： Amblyomma Constraints Rangeland Conditions Rhipicephalus (Boophilus) microplus Tick Distribution South Africa

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