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Why For the same reason that chickens and other birds love to eat the organic natural poison Strychnine but in sufficient amounts it will kill you or me deader than 4:00. Meaning that people are not chickens, and that chickens are not people, and never the twain shall meet.

The USDA requires that you don't sell or eat your eggs for 30 days after using Sevin. There is no such requirement in this country for destroying eggs after using Permethrin, at least no requirements of which I am aware

I did go to the Nutrena web sight and I read the information 5 times especially looking for any claim by Nutrena that their Feather Fixer Feed with Mite-Fighter Technology would rid fowl of mites. Nutrena was very, very, very, careful not to make any such claim. I therefor can only believe...

Think you, I read and re-read the Nutrena web sight a total of 5 times I would be very interested in the experience of other poultry keepers with the effectiveness of Feather Fixer With Mite-Fighter Technology since the most common and destructive poultry mite, the common chicken mite swarms...

Few people withhold their own eggs, but I would do it if I was offering my eggs for sale. Sevin 5% Dust is no longer licensed for use on poultry in this country but it is still permitted for use on poultry in many other countries. Sevin works so well on chicken mites that no one but big...

I think that the nutritionist meant that it would prevent flies from breeding in the manure not mites or lice since all but the Red or chicken mite pretty much lives 24/7 on your birds. Flies on the other hand must have a food source for their young and because flies have a different life...

Don't forget that if you use Sevin that you're supposed to destroy your eggs for a period of time. If you use Permethrin there is no egg withdrawal period. Both Sevin and Permethrin kill mites like gang busters. Why not use the dust on the body and the Permethrin spray on the coop then...