Fehér György szerk.: A Magyar Mezőgazdasági Múzeum Közleményei 2001-2004 (Budapest, 2004)

TUDOMÁNYOS KÖZLEMÉNYEK - Szovátay Adrienne: A hazai baromfiorvoslás és -egészségügy története a II. világháború után a nagyüzemi mezőgazdaság kialakulásáig

THE HISTORY OF THERAPY AND HYGENE OF POULTRY AFTER WORLD WAR II. UNTIL DEVELOPMENT OF LARGE - SCALE ANIMAL BREEDING IN HUNGARY ADRIENNÉ SZOVÁTAY In one and a half decade following World War II. among infectious diseases the fowl pest epizootics as a consequences of the preventive inoculations in the late fifties ended. Preventions against fowl cholera and coccidiosis with preventive medicinal treatment were possible. The fowl typhus - free breeding stocks by means of blood tests on the spot, breeding stocks that resistance to Marek - disease and other malignant tumours were evolved by means of sorting out. As the poultry breeding was charasteristic of so - called extensive, small - scale breeding, in order to restraining of the diseases origin of animal husbandry and feeding were necesarry to spread large - scale animal hygiene methods. These were the first initiated on animal colonies of the poultry industry. Veterinary officer and veterinary of the state farms, as veterinary of the Public Veterinary Control Service, of the Meat Industry and of the Veterinary Control Service of the Poultry Industry carried on medical and preventive activity. 1. kép Marek József professzor, a róla elnevezett betegség kutatója 2. kép Bontatlan baromfi belső szerveinek laparoszkópiás vizsgálata (SEVER-SZAKÁLL, 1957.)