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and can be easily corrected. I No farm animal responds as
jeconomically to a little j timely tender loving care as does a sheep! No farm animal will more consistantly make a profit than will a ewe; they are the mortgage lifters! Why was there a spread of $12.55 in income per lamb between high and low income flocks? What did the “big money" shepherds do that the low income shepherds did not? What part did internal parasite infestation play?
Studies Made To Find Out | Composite fecal specimens were collected by your county agent last week from fifteen of the 35 ASCS record flocks; the five high income flocks, five middle income flocks, and five low income flocks. These specimens were turned over to Paul Nichols who very willingly agreed to make analysis on type and degree of parasite infestation. Also the flock owners were asked pertinent questions concerning flock management practices employed.
These Results
These results will be made available to those attending the Clinic. Shepherds will learn what type of internal parasites their sheep have, what ammunition is needed to get rid of them, and how to keep down re-infestation!
Foot Rot
Foot rot: a headache all shepherds have tried to avoid but not always with success
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