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The Veterinary Record, Vol 115, Issue 18, 463-464
Copyright © 1984 by British Veterinary Association

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Use of pyrethroid impregnated tags in the control of sheep headfly disease

WT Appleyard, JT Williams, and R Davie

Plastic tags containing 8.5 per cent w/w cypermethrin or 10 per cent w/w permethrin reduced the severity of damage caused to sheep by the headfly Hydrotaea irritans. A similar pattern of protection extended from the tagged ewes to their untagged lambs. Tags containing 8.5 per cent w/w fenvalerate failed to reduce the level of headfly damage in gimmers.




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