Foot and mouth disease

What then is foot-and-mouth disease?

Causes of foot and mouth diseases of animal like sheep and goat

Symptoms of foot and mouth diseases of animals

1. Formation of blisters on the mucous membrane of the mouth and skin
2. Formation of watery blisters around the hooves of the animal
3. Inflammation of the udder and teats of animal is caused by the foot, mout disease virus
4. Salivation
5. Infected animal will become Lame
6. And then most major loss of weight in animal is caused by the foot, mouth disease

• Through infected materials like urine
• the disease can also be transmitted through faeces and milk of an infected animal
• this disease can also be passed along through mechanical means by farmers who are into mechanical agriculture and through the use of machines

• to control the spread of this disease, isolation of an infected animal is widely advised
• if in any way you recognize that there is a material that has been infected by this disease, the burning and burying of such contaminated material is also important
• it is important to carry out regular vaccination on animals in order to checkmate the spread of the foot and mouth disease

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law of diminishing returns states that as successive units of a variable factor (e.g. land), output will increase at first but it will get to a point at which the addition of one more unit of the variable factor will result in less additional units of output

Explain the law of diminishing return

The law of diminishing returns, sometimes called the law of variable proportions, is applicable to both the agricultural and industrial sectors that use both the fixed and variable factors of production.

 Application of the law of diminishing return

The law of diminishing returns can be illustrated using. the table representing the quantity of yam produced by Mr. Kola Balogun in his one hectare farm.