Mules operation aims to curb wool scald in Western Australian flocks
Western Australian woolgrowers discuss the Mules operation led by Mr J H W Mules to prevent urinary scald in sheep. The procedure involves surgical removal of hind breech folds, correcting vulvar distortion, treating erosion with bluestone, and tail trimming to prevent irritation. Postoperative care includes wound dressing and monitoring for brown ends. the approach emphasizes swift, clean removal of folds to reduce moisture, flies, and maggot risk.
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J. H.W. Mules
Protect the Sheep from Parasites Dip Procedure
After shearing the next major task is dipping. The process aims to protect the flock from parasites by immersing them in a chemical bath to kill external pests.
Dipping sheep and breech strike control in Australia
A NSW study outlines how removing folds at the breech reduces breech strikes in sheep, with field trials showing near immunity after the operation. It discusses dipping timing, weather, preparation, dip mixing, and the need for clean muster and careful handling to prevent lice, ticks, and parasitic failures.
Blowfly Strike Causing Multi Million Pounds Loss
Estimated annual economic losses from blowfly strike range up to 4 000 000 pounds. Impact includes sheep loss, wool deterioration, tenderness of break, handling costs, and preventive measures. Struck sheep poor growth, lambs and ewes affected, possible temporary infertility. Cost per strike varies by district.
Dispose of wool from Struck Sheep
Instruction urges immediate disposal of wool shorn from struck sheep to prevent fly breeding. Recommends burning on site or saturating with kerosene and igniting, or soaking in antiseptic solutions like lysol to kill maggots. Emphasizes prompt action to avoid maggot spread.
Proper Sheep Dipping Facts and Procedures
Detailed guidance on dipping sheep to ensure thorough saturation and safe handling. Emphasizes one man at the dip entrance, controlled flock movement, and staggered dipping for ewes, lambs, and rams. Advises on head immersion, plunge timing, drainage, and avoiding overcrowding during the process.
Five Effective Measures for Combatting Ay in Sheep
Five measures to combat the Ay bioway emphasize reducing sheep susceptibility to strike and minimizing practices that foster infestation. Implement targeted prevention, population control, and adapted methods to prevent strike, with combined actions chosen per circumstance.
Seasonal reminder on dipping sheep to curb parasites
A seasonal reminder urges sheep farmers to dip their flocks to combat ticks and lice, noting parasite damage and higher wool value when clean. It recommends timely dipping after shearing, cooperative dipping where needed, and keeping lambs separated during extreme heat or cold conditions.
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Herre Win
Nick
Tice
Standards Lan-o-Leen Sheep Dip Promotes Even Treatment
Scientific standard Lan-o-Leen sheep dip ensures equal penetration and strength across each animal. It uses refined wool grease as a carrier for immediate solution in water without sediment, avoiding stirring. W.A. distributors BL J. Wig fore and Company Limited offer a book on dipping practice.
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Australia
W.A. Distributors
BL J. Wigfore and, Company Limited
Wellington Street
Perth
Protection That the sheep blowfly causes losses in Australia
The article notes the sheep blowfly costs tens of thousands of pounds yearly by killing sheep and stunting wool growth. It promotes Quibell's Powder Sheep Dip as a solution that improves wool quality and lustre, available through stock agents or directly from Dalgety and Co. Ltd as sole agents for Australia and New Zealand.
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CSUR
Bulletins
CSR
Australia
Quibell
Quiell
Dalgety and Co. Ltd
New Zealand
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