“For stable flies, a premise spray control may work well at reducing that population, but face flies and horn flies will be better controlled by individually treating the cattle,” Larson said.

As the temperatures begin to slowly warm, it is time to start thinking about warm weather parasite control. Controlling external parasites on beef cattle can provide a benefit not only to cattle co… ...

Remove the guesswork from choosing the best fly control for cattle as noted by a Purina animal nutritionist. ... “A great option for immediate fly relief is to use a pour-on or spray,” Belew said.

THOMAS, Okla., March 12, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Horn flies, face flies and stable flies impact cattle production with an estimated economic loss of nearly 1 billion annually to US producers ...

Fly control is important to helping ensure performance is not hampered and that your herd stays healthy and disease free. OVER THE COLES: Fly control for beef cattle Skip to main content Skip to ...

Horn flies are sucking insects that feed on the side, back, belly and legs of cattle taking small blood meals 20-30 times a day. Economic losses begin to occur when fly populations reach 200 ...

It is important to know there are four main types of flies that bother cattle ...

Fly bites cost the cattle industry billions. When helpless cows are the victims of fly bites, ... Ranchers would need to spray down thousands of cows multiple times a week for best results.

For the past several years, fly populations on cattle have been significant beginning in late April, then increasing to peak populations in August or September. This year is slightly different ...

The USDA has halted cattle imports and closed the border to fend off the screwworm ... “Thinking about things such as fly spray or dust or those ear tags could really help our animals fight off ...