The Synthetic Juvenile Hormone for Control of Bovicola limbata on Angora Goats3

Wf, Chamberlain; De, Hopkins

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“…This practice could be problematic in cold and windy days because predisposes animals to pneumonia (Bates et al, 2001). The control treatments are generally more effective immediately after shearing (Medley and Drummond, 1963;Chamberlain and Hopkins, 1971).…”

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Control of biting lice, Mallophaga − a review

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Control of biting lice, Mallophaga − a review

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“…Insecticidal treatments are generally more effective immediately after shearing (Medley and Drummond 1963, Chamberlain and Hopkins 1971) and goats may need several treatments between shearing, at approximately six monthly intervals (Darrow 1973). Kids can be infested two days after‐birth.…”

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Observations on the biology and control of the chewing louse (Bovicola limbata) of Angora goats in Great Britain

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Anticoagulant rodenticides in stoats (Mustela erminea) and weasels (Mustela nivalis) in England. Environmental Pollution 103, 17-23 MCDONALD, R. A. & LARIVIERE, S. (2001) The diseases and pathogens of Muistela species, with special reference to the biological control of introduced stoat Mustela erminea populations in New Zealand. Journal of the Royal Society ofNew Zealand 31, 721-744 MCDONALD, R. A. & MURPHY, E. C. (2000) A comparison of the management of stoats and weasels in Great Britain and New Zealand. In Mustelids in a Modern World. Ed H. I.

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The Synthetic Juvenile Hormone for Control of Bovicola limbata on Angora Goats3

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Control of biting lice, Mallophaga − a review

Control of biting lice, Mallophaga − a review

Observations on the biology and control of the chewing louse (Bovicola limbata) of Angora goats in Great Britain

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