I finally found my bottle and label—Farmgard, which says to dilute 1 ounce in 2 gallons for poultry. Here it is:Curiously, which one do you have?
https://www.jefferspet.com/products/farmgard-13-3-permethrin
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I finally found my bottle and label—Farmgard, which says to dilute 1 ounce in 2 gallons for poultry. Here it is:Curiously, which one do you have?
Ah, okay, that explains why you use less, your bottle is 13.3%, not 10%.I finally found my bottle and label (,Parnams )which says to dilute 1 ounce in 2 gallons for poultry. Here it is:
https://www.jefferspet.com/products/farmgard-13-3-permethrin

Birds
- ~20 ml per (4 teaspoons) gallon, or ~1 teaspoon per quart.
Coop
Edited to fix dose typos.
- Severe infestation use 6.7 ounces (13.5 tablespoons or 200 ml) per gallon.
- Normal infestation use 1.33 ounces (8 teaspoons) per gallon.
The strong dose is what I use for flies around the coop, and I guess that's what I might ue for mites too.I just used 6 oz per 1 gallon to do the coop. Hope that was right;seemed a bit strong to me. I don't think there was a severe infestation, but I know they have scaly leg mites, and maybe dust mites, so I sprayed the roosts too. Hope it doesn't hurt their feet! I used poultry dust too on the floor .
Think it'll work?
Thanks, glad you like it.By the way, castportpony, you always have such good advice. Do you have a member page?
. What's a member page? You mean this?
The strong dose is what I use for flies around the coop, and I guess that's what I might ue for mites too.
Thanks, glad you like it.. What's a member page? You mean this?
https://www.backyardchickens.com/members/casportpony.151473/
Hmmm, let me think about that!No, like is there something in particular you like to talk about? Like how Sally Sunshine has a thread about incubation and such, and that lady with the mama heating pad...
Hmmm, let me think about that!

lol, do you think anyone would post in a Tube feeding, Necropsies, Deworming, First aid kit, Medications, Poop, etc thread?Tube feeding
Necropsies
Deworming
First aid kit
Medications
Poop expert
This list could go on for days!
Hens go broody when you don’t want them to… and won’t go broody when you do.