Control of Ticks by Biological Preparations
Employees: 4
Main Markets:
Animal Holders, Providers of Insecticides.
Overview
The company is developing a commercial formulation with
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pathogenic fungi to control ticks. The potential of
entomopathogenic fungi as tick control agents have been performed
in laboratories with great success.
There are some commercial products on the market - biological,
based on the activity of specific fungi against plant pathogens.
The knowledge from the research and development of these products
will help to shorten the development of biological products for
the control of ticks. The mass production and the formulation of
biological products, consisting on active fungi is well known.
The ectoparasitic market has been one of the most dynamic sectors
of animal health over the last few years, mainly due to new flea
control products for pets.
The market for veterinary antiparasitic treatments was
transformed in the last two decades, first by the
commercialization of endectocides and then by the phenomenal
success of novel pet flea treatments. These new product groups
have added substantially to the value of a market that is now
worth close to US $3.5 billion, and that could be transformed
again over the next 20 years by the development and application
of both novel products and parasite control strategies.
