5 research outputs found
Survey to evaluate the proficiency in the use of antibacterial drugs in shrimp farming in the state of Sonora, Mexico
Antibiotic drugs (ABD) are often used in shrimp farms to treat the disease when a bacterial diagnosis is presumed. This scenario was the impetus to carry out a field survey to define how ABD are employed in the State of Sonora, the second largest producer of shrimp in Mexico. Twenty‐nine farms were surveyed through their general managers. According to interviews conducted, the most frequent bacterial diseases that were treated with antibiotics in 2020 were: Acute Hepatopancreatic Necrosis Disease (65%), vibriosis (51%), and Necrotizing hepatopancreatitis bacterium (41%). The most common ABDs were enrofloxacin, oxytetracycline and florfenicol, and drug preparations employed were often intended for non‐aquaculture species, mainly poultry, and pigs. The main criteria for selecting a given antibiotic was a direct recommendation, followed by the market price. Neither pharmacokinetics nor pharmacodynamics nor harvesting withdrawal time were taken into account. The absence of protocols to safeguard the health and integrity of workers was detected, training programs for the responsible use of ABD were not encountered, and no data on bacterial resistance to ABD is available in this region. It is concluded that at least formal studies to define the pharmacokinetics of antibiotics are needed to rationalize their use in shrimp production
Manteniendo una Producción Acuícola Sana: Todo lo que hay que saber - No.4
Participantes: Verónica Pérez, IICA México.
Jorge Hernández, Expositor.
Marco Unzueta, Expositor.
Enrique Estrada San Agustín, Expositor.
Edwin Marín, Expositor.Tema: Enfermedades de Organismos Acuático
Foro: Las mujeres rurales jóvenes de las Américas transformando los sistemas agroalimentarios.
Participación: Jorge Hernández, Coordinador Programa de Producción Acuícola Sana.
Jorge Francisco Monroy López, UNAM.
Enrique Estrada San Agustín, Estudiante de posgrado de la UNAM.
José Luis Ayala, Coordinador técnico del IICA en México.Tema: Inocuidad de los Productos Piscícola