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COUMAPHOS*: Use 2 lbs. of .25% coumaphos wettable powder or 1 pt. of coumaphos emulsion concentrate (1 gal. contains 1 lb. of coumaphos) in 25 gal 8 of water. Larger quantities of spray can be prepared by mixing 8 lbs of wettable powder or 2 qts of emulsion concentrate in 100gals, of water. Use in high-pressure, mechanically-agitated sprayers only. Maintain a pressure In the sprayer of 250 lbs. *• dr more per square inch. Wet completely all parts of each animal. From 2 to 6 quarts of spray will be required per animal, depending on its size and length of hair. One treatment is usually suffi cient. Repeat applications only when necessary. CAUTION: Do not apply| coumaphos spray to animals! less than 3 months old, and do not spray sick, convalescent, or stressed livestock. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS: Coumaphos is extremely poisonous. If you become sick during or after handling this insecticide, see your doctor immediately. See “Keys to Proper Use of Pesticides." RESIDUE TOLERANCE: 1.0 ppm in meat. WAITING PERIOD: 0 days from last application to slaughter. Next problem, a purebred herd ha6 an outbreak of ring worm in heifers consigned to a sale. As usual, spots in several cases close to eyes making application of Iodine a bit tricky. Our Beef cattle bulletin, in addition to the iodine, recommends sulphur salve. Ike Eller, Assistant Extension Animal Scientist, adises Leese George, Manager of the Bull Center At Culpeper Enterprises, likes Bag
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