Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds

The current study aimed to evaluate six types of commercial disinfectants available in the local markets and the most commonly used at the farm level within poultry flocks in Egypt in terms of their ability to stop common microbial species (total aerobes, yeast, and mold) and their resistance throug...

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Main Authors: M.M. Khalil, H.A. Kaoud
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Language:English
Published: Egyptian Society for Animal Management 2022-07-01
Series:Journal of Applied Veterinary Sciences
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Online Access:https://javs.journals.ekb.eg/article_239571.html
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description The current study aimed to evaluate six types of commercial disinfectants available in the local markets and the most commonly used at the farm level within poultry flocks in Egypt in terms of their ability to stop common microbial species (total aerobes, yeast, and mold) and their resistance through different methods of application (Low rate Spray, High rate Spray, Cold Fogging). It is utmost significant to remember that for the field trials ,all surface wastes and loose animate matter had been removed before disinfectant application. Method and rate of application are very important to obtain efficient disinfection process as well as complete destroying of pathogens or even minimizing the level to ensure the prevention of the infection. A study was carried out at faculty of veterinary medicine Cairo University, the disinfectants Formalin, QACs, Phenol, Virkon-S, Halamid, and Micro-Sept M were chosen. The results showed that: A) At low application rates, disinfectant treatments had no noticeable effect on total aerobic bacterial populations excluding Formalin and Virkon-S, where the decrease in log 10 was 2 and 1.7, respectively compared with the control group ). B) High application rates of selected disinfectants impacted and affect significantly the examined microorganisms. C) Cold fogging resulted in the greatest effect among other two above mentioned experiments on aerobic bacteria, yeast, and mold populations. Concerning, mold: Fogging resulted in a significant effect of selected disinfectants.
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spelling doaj.art-36c59c7751484043a55e36dc7d0d86822022-12-22T03:01:25ZengEgyptian Society for Animal ManagementJournal of Applied Veterinary Sciences1687-40722090-33082022-07-0173121910.21608/JAVS.2022.127620.1139Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and MoldsM.M. Khalil 0H.A. Kaoud1Department of Veterinary Hygiene and Environmental Pollution, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt. Giza-Egypt, 12211. tel.: ‏ +201224207641Department of Veterinary Hygiene and Environmental Pollution, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Cairo University, Egypt. Giza-Egypt, 12211. tel.: ‏ +201224207641The current study aimed to evaluate six types of commercial disinfectants available in the local markets and the most commonly used at the farm level within poultry flocks in Egypt in terms of their ability to stop common microbial species (total aerobes, yeast, and mold) and their resistance through different methods of application (Low rate Spray, High rate Spray, Cold Fogging). It is utmost significant to remember that for the field trials ,all surface wastes and loose animate matter had been removed before disinfectant application. Method and rate of application are very important to obtain efficient disinfection process as well as complete destroying of pathogens or even minimizing the level to ensure the prevention of the infection. A study was carried out at faculty of veterinary medicine Cairo University, the disinfectants Formalin, QACs, Phenol, Virkon-S, Halamid, and Micro-Sept M were chosen. The results showed that: A) At low application rates, disinfectant treatments had no noticeable effect on total aerobic bacterial populations excluding Formalin and Virkon-S, where the decrease in log 10 was 2 and 1.7, respectively compared with the control group ). B) High application rates of selected disinfectants impacted and affect significantly the examined microorganisms. C) Cold fogging resulted in the greatest effect among other two above mentioned experiments on aerobic bacteria, yeast, and mold populations. Concerning, mold: Fogging resulted in a significant effect of selected disinfectants.https://javs.journals.ekb.eg/article_239571.htmlcold foggingdisinfectionslayer flocksmicrobial loadrate of application
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Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds
Journal of Applied Veterinary Sciences
cold fogging
disinfections
layer flocks
microbial load
rate of application
title Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds
title_full Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds
title_fullStr Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds
title_short Evaluation of the Efficacy of Some Biocides to Reduce Common Microbial Species: Total Aerobes, Yeast and Molds
title_sort evaluation of the efficacy of some biocides to reduce common microbial species total aerobes yeast and molds
topic cold fogging
disinfections
layer flocks
microbial load
rate of application
url https://javs.journals.ekb.eg/article_239571.html
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