imidacloprid or Sanitation: After harvest, remove cotton stubble and destroy by thiamethoxam. burning, feeding to cows or composting. Use organic natural insecticides containing local neem/azadirachtin extract, and pyrethrum extract. Can rotate among rapid knock-down insecticides containing synthetic pyrethroids Bbifenthrin, Lambda-Cyhalothrin. A.9. DAMAGE DONE MANAGMENET AND PRODUCTION RECOMMENDED PESTICIDES, MEASURES WHEN NEEDED Mites and lice in Infestation can reduce egg laying Early detection. Keeping the coops and bedding fresh and clean, Orange peel extracts d-Limonene chickens scrub coops with soap and water, inspect the flock product such as Orange Guard Dusting with Diatomaceous Earth Keds (ticks), lice, Symptoms of these pests vary In addition to routine shearing, clipping, and cleaning, other cultural Permethrin sheep nose bot flies, from minor itching and irritation controls include practices such as appropriate manure management Deltamethrin wool maggots to extreme annoyance and and stall sanitation. Chemical controls include various sprays, dips, Lambda-cyhalothrin (fleece worms), and fatigue, malnutrition, and even pourons, and dusts. Flies are often targeted with sprays and sheep scab (mange) death. Pests also can transmit baits/traps and flies in sheep and dis eases and cause secondary goats infections.
Sanitation: After harvest, remove cotton stubble and destroy by burning, feeding to cows or composting. imidacloprid or thiamethoxam. Use organic natural insecticides containing local neem/azadirachtin extract, and pyrethrum extract. Can rotate among rapid knock-down insecticides containing synthetic pyrethroids Bbifenthrin, Lambda-Cyhalothrin. A.9. DAMAGE DONE MANAGMENET AND PRODUCTION MEASURES RECOMMENDED PESTICIDES, WHEN NEEDED Mites and lice in chickens Infestation can reduce egg laying Early detection. Keeping the coops and bedding fresh and clean, scrub coops with soap and water, inspect the flock Orange peel extracts d-Limonene product such as Orange Guard Dusting with Diatomaceous Earth Keds (ticks), lice, sheep nose bot flies, wool maggots (fleece worms), and sheep scab (mange) and flies in sheep and goats Symptoms of these pests vary from minor itching and irritation to extreme annoyance and fatigue, malnutrition, and even death. Pests also can transmit dis eases and cause secondary infections. In addition to routine shearing, clipping, and cleaning, other cultural controls include practices such as appropriate manure management and stall sanitation. Chemical controls include various sprays, dips, pourons, and dusts. Flies are often targeted with sprays and baits/traps Permethrin Deltamethrin Lambda-cyhalothrin
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