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uniform intake of the protein supplement since it prevents the stronger ewes from getting more than their share of the feed while .the smaller, weaker ewes are being crowded out When'self-feeding in this way, it is absolutely essential that an adequate supply of water be available''toi the sheep at all times.
Recent studies -show another
control of urinary calculi After having trouble with urinary calculi in experimental lambs, i Dr. T. D. Bell of Kansas State College included about 5 per emit salt in creep rations and lost no more lambs. Tests at the State College of Washington and at Colorado confirm that force-feeding salt to iambs is the most promising remedy for uriiliary calculi
aLut Question t Wbat can be done ab internal parasites in sheep? Answer: For practical purp|osM the use of drugs and good rations are necessary to keep parasite infestation at a low level. Stomach worms can be controlled by drenching with phenothiazine before lambs go on pasture. A mixture of one part phenothiasirie to 9 or 10 parts salt will provide continuous control of stomach worms during the summer months. If sheep will not j eat much of this mixture, a mineral mix' of 50 per cent trace mineralized salt anti 50 per cent steamed bonemeal should be given periodically to avoid salt and mineral deficiencies. Phenothiazine will not control tapeworms. Lead senate or Di-Phenthane 70 control this pest.
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