Environmental factors effect in eimeria spreading

In poultry farms has been investigated each season to identify oocystic Eimeria in Absheron. During research was detected infection with Eimeria among poultry in the farms. As a result, Eimeria are widespread in poultry farms. In poultry farm of studied were detected high extensivity infection with eimeriosis in fall and 54.6% of infections were detected. During coprological examinations for season mentioned above infection with invasion diseases was 22.6% in winter, 51.7% and 5.1% in spring and summer. In other poultry farm of studied for season were detected high extensivity infection with eimeriosis in fall and 51.0% of infections with eimeriosis were detected. During coprological examinations for season mentioned above low infection with invasion diseases was detected in summer and during research was determined infection with eimeriosis 8.8% in this season, 47.8% in spring and 16.6% in winter. Research show that environmental factors have a strong impact oocyst living in the environment, to maintain invasive properties.