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Control of antimicrobial resistance by the Integrated Farm System within “Farm to Fork” strategy

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OUTPUTS AND RESULTS

  1. Database of resistant pathogens
    • collection and diagnosis of potential pathogens from milk, meat, farm swabs, and the environment
    • detection of virulence factors such as antimicrobial resistance, biofilm formation, and enterotoxin production
    • monitoring of the prevalence of resistant pathogens in primary food production detected in milk and meat samples
  1. Algorithmic module for the Integrated Farm System
      • integration of the module into the system on monitored farms by linking data from milk and meat samples with cattle monitoring data
      • processing of antimicrobial resistance data aimed at reducing antibiotic use, supporting animal health and production of safer food
    1. Workshop on the efficiency of the Integrated Farm System
      • presentation of the system to the public, farmers, and state control authorities
      • practical demonstration of the system’s use in monitoring antimicrobial resistance in milk and meat production
        Workshop Brochure
    1. Methodological guidelines on the Integrated Farm System
      • guidelines on the use of the algorithmic module in the IFS for farmers and state control authorities
    1. Research paper
      • the findings published in a scientific journal registered in Web of Science or Scopus

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    The project is co-financed by the governments of Czechia, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia through Visegrad Grants from the International Visegrad Fund.
    The mission of the fund is to advance ideas for sustainable regional cooperation in Central Europe.

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