Africa regional project 690-0435 · 1989–2002 · nutrition · Veterinary Research Laboratory

Sheep, cattle, and the African buffalo (Syncerus caffer) were shown to remain carriers of heartwater (caused by Cowdria ruminantium) for long periods after recovery -- 223, 246, and 161 days, respectively. DEC abstract (PN-ABG-762)

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End year 2002 (our estimate)Likely, not confirmed2
Scope: regionalLikely, not confirmed2
Rolled out under Ronald ReaganOur estimate2
University of Florida. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences. Center for Tropical Agriculture. Dept. of Animal ScienceStated in a document3
Veterinary Research LaboratoryStated in a document3
University of Florida. Institute of Food and Agricultural SciencesStated in a document1
Southern African Development Community (SADC)Stated in a document1
International Livestock Research Institute (ILRI)Stated in a document1
University of WarwickStated in a document1
ZimbabweStated in a document2
Southern HemisphereStated in a document2
AfricaStated in a document1
AFR-0435-A-9084Stated in a document4
LAG-G-93-00030Stated in a document1
USAID. Bur. for Africa. Regional Economic Development Services Ofc. (REDSO) East AfricaStated in a document3
USAID. Mission to ZimbabweStated in a document2
USAID. Bur. for Africa. Regional Center for Southern Africa (RCSA)Stated in a document1
Regional Ctr for Southern Africa (RCSA)Stated in a document2
Southern Africa RegionalStated in a document2
Topics (15)Stated in a document15
Start year 1989Stated in a document2