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“These is nothing that will set calves back and make them runtier and more unthrifty than getting covered with lice from their mothers,” C. C. Mast, V.P.I. ;Animaf Science Department.
Your State College recommends: Malathion and Coumaphos (Co-Ral).
Malathion: Use 6'> oz. of 57% ,Malathion emulsion concentrate to 5 gallons of water. For larger
Iquantities of spray use 1 gallon of the emulsion concentrate to 100 gallons water. (Wettable powder forms may be used successfully only in high-pressure power sprayers). Cover each animal completely with the spray: saturate the hair to point of run-off. Repeat in 10 days only if needed. Do not treat sick animals nor calves under a month old.
Coumaphos: Use 2 lbs. of 25% coumaphos wettable powder or 1 pint of coumaphos emulsion concentrate (lgallon contains 1 lb. of coumaphos) in 25 gallons of water. Larger quantities of spray can be prepared by mixing 8 lbs. of the wettable powder or 2 quarts of emulsion concentrate in 100 gallons of water.
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