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Soil and water are treasured ecological components and basic elements of agriculture that must
be sustainably preserved. End use classification of agriculture disinfectants are divided into
livestock and farms. Disinfection products and detergents used on the farm find their way
through harvested products and thus into the human food chain. Implementation of Good
Farming Practices (GFP) protects livestock and consumers from diseases and other health
hazards. Bio-security being an integral part of GFP is based on sound preventative and curative
measures for maximum security and therefore turning into profitability. Effective use of
agriculture disinfectants proves growth efficiency while also having efficacy against typical farm
diseases thereby requiring implementation of effective disinfection programs. Environmental
effects channel down to human wellness and thus necessitating awareness. It is thus important
to consider uses of disinfectants that may present environmental risks.
Agriculture Disinfectants market is driven by increasing demand for animal products, increasing
greenhouse vegetable production and vertical farming, increasing disease outbreaks among
livestock, and recent ban on antibiotics in animal feed. The function of disinfectants is to kill and
prevent the growth of microorganisms. Disinfectants are potentially harmful substances that are
used in intensive animal production and disease control programs. These products may harm
plant and animal life, even humans, also have an adverse impact on the environment, when
used without due caution. Disinfectants for animal husbandry or livestock are gaining popularity
as livestock farmers make frequent use of disinfectants for newborn animals owing to their
highly vulnerability to diseases and infections, due to their immature immune systems.
Moreover, adoption and use of innovative animal husbandry practices improve health and
sanitation of the animals, increase crop quality and productivity of the crops driving the growth
of agricultural disinfectants market in this region. The general agriculture disinfectants include
the use of chlorine, formaldehyde, phenols, peracetic acid, QACs, iodophor, or hydroxides like
caustic. All of the aforementioned products are generally toxic to a broad range of living cells but
provide no long-lasting protection against microorganisms. Broad spectrum use of hydrogen
peroxide and its breaking down to water and oxygen as end products names it worlds safest
sanitizer.
Finding use in open field cultivation, with miles of unmanned farms running, and protected
greenhouses where particular pathogens having similar growing conditions flourish easily.
Microbial diseases like bacterial cankers, mildews, root gall formations, leaf wilting, spotting can
be averted and/or treated with the use of silver hydrogen peroxide.