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worming as standard practice?
Quote: This I found from the USDA.gov site: http://www.ams.usda.gov/AMSv1.0/getfile?dDocName=STELPRDC5092006 Non-synthetic and NOSB recommended synthetic therapeutic agents exist, such as lime-sulfur to treat mites in cattle, swine, sheep; rotenone for grubs in lactating cattle, and lice in...- sherylreno
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worming as standard practice?
Quote: The main ingredient here is DE and I purchase the food grade from my feed store, then mix it in their treats before bedtime. Worms are gone and nothing will become resistant because of this natural algae, I also add garlic to their treats as well. DE has no effect on internal parasites...- sherylreno
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worming as standard practice?
Quote: The main ingredient here is DE and I purchase the food grade from my feed store, then mix it in their treats before bedtime. Worms are gone and nothing will become resistant because of this natural algae, I also add garlic to their treats as well. DE has no effect on internal parasites...- sherylreno
- Post #27
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worming as standard practice?
Quote: The main ingredient here is DE and I purchase the food grade from my feed store, then mix it in their treats before bedtime. Worms are gone and nothing will become resistant because of this natural algae, I also add garlic to their treats as well.- sherylreno
- Post #14
- Forum: Managing Your Flock