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SCSRPC
Coordinator
Thomas H. Terrill
Fort
Valley State Univ, GA
SCSRPC
Members
Joan M. Burke
USDA, ARS, AR
Paul Casey
Heifer Internationsl, AR
Linda
Coffey
NCAT, ATTRA, AR
Nelson
Escobar
Univ of Maryland Eastern Shore,
MD
Will R. Getz
Fort
Valley State Univ, GA
Margo Hale
NCAT, ATTRA, AR
Steve Hart
Langston Univ, OK
Sue Howell
Univ of Georgia,
GA
Dahlia
Jackson-O'Brien
Delaware
State Univ, DE
Ray M. Kaplan
Univ
of Georgia, GA
Jean-Marie Luginbuhl
North Carolina State Univ,
NC
James E. Miller
Louisiana State Univ,
LA
Byeng R. Min
Tuskegee
Univ, AL
Seyedmehdi Mobini
Fort
Valley State Univ, GA
Jorge Mosjidis
Auburn Univ, AL
Jim Muir
Texas A&M
Univ, TX
Susan
Schoenian
Univ
of Maryland, MD
Bob Storey
Univ
of Georgia, GA
Thomas H. Terrill
Fort
Valley State Univ, GA
Elide Valencia
Univ
of Puerto Rico, PR
Adriano Vatta
Univ
of Georgia, GA
Niki
Whitley
North Carolina A&T State Univ,
NC
Anne Zajac
Virginia Tech,
VA
SCSRPC
Affiliate
Members
Richard
Erhardt
Michigan State Univ, MI
Bill Shulaw
Ohio State Univ, OH
Sims Bros
Union Springs, AL
SCSRPC
International
Collaborators
Gareth F. Bath
South Africa
Jan A. Van Wyk
South Africa
Felipe
Torres-Acosta
Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan
Merida, Mexico
Herve Hoste
INRA Toulouse, France
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SCSRPC Mission Statement
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The Southern Consortium for Small Ruminant
Parasite Control was formed in response to the
critical state of the small ruminant industry
associated with the emergence of anthelmintic
resistant worms. SCSRPC is a group of
scientists, veterinarians, and extension agents
devoted to (1) developing novel methods for
sustainable control of gastrointestinal
nematodes in small ruminants and (2) educating
the stakeholders in the small ruminant industry
on the most up to date methods and
recommendations for control of gastrointestinal
nematodes. Members of SCSRPC meet regularly and
are in close communication, continuously
updating recommendations for parasite control.
Members are from Fort Valley State University,
Georgia, University of Georgia, Louisiana State
University, USDA, Agricultural Research Service,
Booneville, Arkansas and Brooksville, Florida,
University of Puerto Rico, the Royal Veterinary
and Agricultural University in Denmark, the
Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute -South Africatitute in South
Africa, Auburn University, Alabama, Virginia
Tech, University of Virgin Islands, and Langston
University, Oklahoma.
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