Horn Fly Control by the Pour-on Technique Using Ruelene or Toxaphene1

Rogoff, Wm. M.; Kohler, Paul H.

doi:10.1093/jee/54.6.1101

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“…The effectiveness of the pour-on technique for the control of the horn fly, Ilae1natobia irritans (L.), on cattle was demonstrated by Rogoff & Kohler (1961). In separate experiments using Ruelene and toxaphene, pour-on-applications of these chemicals provided higher degrees of control for longer periods than did simultaneous applications of these chemicals by routine, high-pressure sprays.…”

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Pour-On Treatments of DDT or Toxaphene for Horn Fly Control1

Rogoff

Kohler

Hintz

1963

Journal of Economic Entomology

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Cattle naturally infested with horn flies,Haematobia irritans (L.), were treated by the pour-on technique with 100 m!. of aqueousemulsionsofDDT or toxaphene.Treatments with either material at 1~g. per animalprovidedeffectivecontrolin excessof 3 weeks.Treatments with either material at 6 g. per animal providedeffectivecontrol for a period of 1 to 2 weeks.No practical differences in effectiveness were noted between DDT and toxaphene.No evidenceof insecticideresistancewasnoted.

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“…In each pasture were 13 to 14 Hereford yearling calves. The arrangement of pastures and the manner of handling animals and making counts were as previously described (Rogoff & Kohler 1961).…”

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