Phenothiazine Kills Nodular Worms in Hogs, USDA Says
The USDA reports nodular worms are a widespread swine parasite causing significant pork industry losses due to weakened intestines. Phenothiazine, given in feed, kills over 90 percent of nodular worms, with Australia testing a horn fly trap using DDT-treated glass to control pests in cattle passageways.
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Anaplasmosis Gains Foothold on Range
Anaplasmosis is a febrile infectious disease spread by cattle, ticks, and biting insects. Young animals are rarely affected. Treatment remains experimental and mainly a veterinary issue. Affected stock should rest in shade, have clean water, some green feed, and fly protection. Mercurochrome IV and modified sodium cacodylate have shown success.
Remedy for Black Rot Disease Among Grapes
The guide recommends bordeau mixture 44 100 with one pound of rosin fish oil soap per 100 gallons. Apply before bloom after bloom and two weeks after bloom. If rainfall exceeds normal, a fourth spray may be needed two weeks after the third application.
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