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090			_aIICA-PRRET A2/TT No.89-02
100			_997724 _aMussaman, H.
100			_9121654 _aStemshorn, B.
100			_aBernardo, Theresa _948496
110			_91280 _aIICA, Port-of-Spain (Trinidad y Tobago)
111			_aRegional Workshop [on] Animal and Plant Disease and Pest Monitoring for the Caribbean _cPort-of-Spain (Trinidad y Tobago) _d17-18 Nov 1988
245			_aNeed for disease/pest information and reflections on a common plant and animal approach
245			_aProceedings
260			_aPort-of-Spain (Trinidad y Tobago) _c1989
270			_aCIDIA, San José (Costa Rica)
300			_ap. 29-31
440			_9170607 _aPapers, Results and Recommendations from Technical Events Series A2/TT (IICA) _x0253-4746 _vno. 89-02
520			_aThe document refers to a combined animal and plant health information system for some reasons. Firstly, it points out that not only do both have the same objective -to protect the country's agriculture production- they also have in common many operating components. In fact, conceptually the basic animal health program and plant protection programs are the same. Each relies on a quarantine program to prevent the entry of diseases or pests exotic to the country. One set of inspectors at ports of entry or land borders can serve the purpose of boath programs if they are properly trained. Each relies on diagnostic support to identify pests or diseases, particularly in backing up quarantine activities. Though a veterinary laboratory operates somewhat differently than an insect taxonomy lab, the microbiology and virology needs are much the same, as are the central services. Then, it considers that animal and plant health program status in the Caribbean subregion would be more productive to start with an animal health information system and later incorporate plant protection programs. Finally, it is expressed that combined information system to be discussed today, let's get on with making it a reality. IICA, with the welcome support of Canada, stands ready to work with the Caribbean to develop the System to serve their needs. (MIBA)
690			_9163798 _aSANIDAD ANIMAL
690			_9160970 _aPROTECCION DE LAS PLANTAS
690			_aCARIBE _9139520
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902			_aH01
903			_aKV
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906			_a19930101
907			_aCIDIA, San José (Costa Rica)
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