author(s)
Jayveer Rajpoot, Supriya Shukla, Gaya Prasad Jatav, UK Garg and Vivek Agrawal

abstract
The coproculture study on strongyle infection of goats was carried out from slaughter house of Mhow, Madhya Pradesh during the period from Nov. 2015 to March 2016. Out of a total of 200 samples, 130 were found positive for strongyle with an overall prevalence rate of 65% Strongyle positive faecal samples were separately pooled and subjected to coproculture. Thus, larvae obtained were identified up to the level of genera. Upon coproculture of those faecal samples found positive for strongyle type, seven genera of parasites were recognized. Haemonchus sp. (32.33%) was the predominant gastrointestinal nematode followed by Oesophagostomum sp. (22.51%), Trichostrongylus sp. (18.67%), Cooperia sp. (15.03%), Nematodirus sp. (12.65%), Ostertagia sp. (3.34%) and Bunostomum sp. (3.12%). Haemonchus was the most common type of strongyle encountered in 32.33% goats, while Bunostomum was the least recovered from 3.12% goats. The finding of this examination shows that strongyle disease is one of the real issues that could hamper wellbeing and efficiency and there is requirement for outline a program to limit and control strongyle contamination in goats in the study area.