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Most of the above treatments are fine, the key to good control is keeping wild birds that are big carriers of Northen fowl mites away from your feeders, waterers and anything chicken related. Also you have to be more vigilant in your daily feeding chores to look closely and handle them often, this will help you nip this problem in the bud early before it becomes a problem. Mites feed on the blood of chickens and will zap them in no time flat, chickens don't have all that much blood to begin with. good luck.
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