Yelubayeva A.
Sayakova Z.
Kenessary S.
Kydyrkhanova E.
Berdiakhmetqyzy S.
«Kazakh Scientific Research Veterinary Institute» LLP, Rayymbek Avenue 223, 050016, Almaty

Antipov A.
candidate of veterinary sciences, associate professor
аssociate Professor of the Department of Parasitology and Pharmacology
Bilotserk National Agrarian University,
Bila Tserkva, 8/1 Cathedral Square, Ukraine, 09100
Goncharenko V.
candidate of veterinary sciences, associate professor
аssociate Professor of the Department of Parasitology and Pharmacology
Bilotserk National Agrarian University,
Bila Tserkva, 8/1 Cathedral Square, Ukraine, 09100
Palienko S.
teacher of special disciplines
VSP „Zolotonosha Professional College of Veterinary Medicine
Belotserk National Agrarian University”
Zolotonosha, st. Sadovy proezd, 1 Ukraina, 19700
Chovgun A.
teacher of veterinary disciplines, specialist of the highest category, master
VSP “Technological and economic professional college of Belotserkiv National Agrarian University,
Bila Tserkva, st. 21/2 Yaroslav the Wise, 09100
Peresunko E.
teacher of veterinary disciplines, specialist of the first category, master
VSP “Technological and economic professional college of Belotserkiv National Agrarian University,
Bila Tserkva, st. 21/2 Yaroslav the Wise, 09100
Selykh I.
teacher of special disciplines
VSP “Technological and economic professional college of Belotserkiv National Agrarian University,
Bila Tserkva, st. 21/2 Yaroslav the Wise, 09100
Yerokhina O.
teacher of veterinary disciplines, specialist of the highest category
VSP “Technological and economic professional college of Belotserkiv National Agrarian University,
Bila Tserkva, st. 21/2 Yaroslav the Wise, 09100

Abstract
Our research established a significant spread of nematode infestation among the farm’s horses. So, out of 19 examined heads, 15 were affected by nematodes. The extent of invasion was 78.95%. According to the morphological features of the eggs isolated from the feces of sick horses, eggs of the strongylid type, Parascaris and Oxyuris were found. Anthelmintic brovermectin-gel once, individually on the root of the tongue in a dose of 0.2 mg per 1 kg of body weight (according to DR) or 1 cm3 per 20 kg of body weight (in medicinal form) and nemasectin once, orally in a dose of 1 g per 50 kg of the animal’s body weight individually on the root of the tongue on the 12th day after the use of the drugs showed 100% effectiveness against strongylides, parascarides and oxyuris.

Keywords: horses, strongylids, parascarids, oxyuris, eggs, extensiveness of invasion, exteneffectiveness, inteneffectiveness.

Ganjayev İ.
PhD in Veterinary, Head of the Department of Therapy, Obstetrics and Surgery and scientific supervisor
Mammadova A.
Assistant of the Department of Therapy, Obstetrics and Surgery
Orudzhov E.
Assistant of the Department of Pharmacy
Mammadzade T.
Assistant of the Department of Therapy, Obstetrics and Surgery
Huseynov A.
Master student of the Department of Therapy, Obstetrics and Surgery
Azerbaijan State Agricultural University, Az2000, Ganja, Azerbaijan.

Abstract
Diseases of the respiratory organs are widespread among calves, causing serious economic damage to livestock. Respiratory diseases are observed mainly among calves up to one year of age (85-100%), of which 10-15% get sick some time. The success of treatment depends on timely diagnosis and treatment. The diagnosis of the disease is made by taking into account the results of laboratory tests (bacteriological, virological, serological) and anamnestic data. The main goal of the conducted work was to study the changes in the blood of calves with bronchopneumonia compared to clinically healthy calves. Experiments were conducted on three groups of animals (five clinically healthy calves, five calves with acute bronchopneumonia, and five calves with semi-acute and chronic bronchopneumonia) selected by analogy. The blood index changes of calves sick with bronchial pneumonia with acute and chronic clinical course in comparison with the same indices of clinically healthy ones are described in the article.

 Keywords: calves, bronchopneumonia, blood test.

Mamedova A.
Scientific Secretary
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Jabbarov T.
Director of Sheki Support Point
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Shaki, Azerbaijan

Agabalaev T.
Researcher of Sheki Support Point
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Shaki, Azerbaijan

Soltanov I.
Senior Assistant of Sheki Support Point
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Shaki, Azerbaijan

Abstract
From the first periods of the creation and formation of society and until now, livestock farming has always developed, improved and, if necessary, specialized as the main source of meat, milk, fat, eggs and honey.

Artificial insemination of animals, improving their breed composition and increasing productivity is one of the most important issues in our republic. By widely applying this advanced method, inseminating female animals with seeds from high-class sires, it is possible to prevent infertility, and at the same time a number of diseases that can be sexually transmitted during mating. The main goal of artificial insemination is the creation of new productive breeds and the replacement of unproductive local breeds with more productive breeds [6].

Keywords: artificial insemination, sire, seed, breed, productivity, biotechnological method, crossbreed, breeding herd

Hajiyev M.
PhD in agricultural sciences, associate professor, director,
Scientific Research Institute of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Guliyeva Sh.
Senior researcher of the Department of Genetics, Biotechnology and Breeding
Scientific Research Institute Of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Aslanov Y.
Head of Department of Genetics, Biotechnology and Breeding
Scientific Research Institute Of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Mammadov K.
Researcher  of the Department of Genetics, Biotechnology and Breeding Head of the Scientific Research Institute Of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Aliyeva E.
Junior researcher of the Department of Genetics, Biotechnology and Breeding
Scientific Research Institute Of Animal Husbandry, Goygol, Azerbaijan

Abstract
One of the main conditions for the development of all areas of animal husbandry is the creation of a solid and full-value fodder base. Feed is a link between crop production, animal husbandry and industry. Intensive feeding in poultry farming is highly dependent on feeding birds with better quality and higher nutritional value feeds. So, the fodder intended for birds should be rich in macro-micro elements, vitamins and biologically active substances.

 Keywords: poultry, breeding eggs, incubation, feed ration, macro-microelements, vitamins, zeolite.