Life cycle of the heel fly in cattle
The article explains the heel fly lifecycle from spring chase to egg laying on cattle heels. Larvae burrow through bodily tissues then stay under the skin for 35 to 60 days before emerging as adult flies after pupation in soil. Repeated cycles continue with new egg laying.
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New chemicals kill cattle grubs inside infected animals
Researchers identify two insecticides effective against cattle grubs inside animals. ET-57 emerges as the leading compound, administered orally as a drench or pill and dissolving to circulate quickly through the digestive tract.
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U. S Department of
Systemic insecticides target cattle grubs in beef cattle
USDA researchers report ET-57 and Bayer 21/199 as systemic insecticides that could kill cattle grub larvae if administered before they reach the back. ET-57 shows clear efficacy with a 100 mg per kg dose, best near midsummer heel fly season, and no meat off flavors observed in tests.
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USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Corvallis
Ore
Rhoads Sells Guernsey Bull to Pennsylvania Buyer
Kirkwood breeder Rhoads sells the registered Guernsey bull Rhoadsacres Actor's Merit to Robert F. Mendenhall of Avondale Pennsylvania, as announced by the American Guernsey Cattle Club.
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Jerome H. Rhoads
Kirkwood
Rhoadsacres
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Robert F. Mendenhall
Avondale
Pennsylvania
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