I had a ewe that was this way only she had lost her lambs last fall due to
my guard donkeys killing them. I did various treatments and additives in
the feed etc. 3 weeks ago I wormed the entire flock with panacur. She seemed
to show a little impreovement. last Saturday I wormed the
My Premier MiniTags MiniTag applicator arrived in the mail today!
If weight is an indication -it's a very well made applicator!
The instructions for the applicator are in German English... a bit of a twist on the typical
English/Spanish /or French. English is the translation making the
I bought into
that myth about blackbellies being resistant to worms ( OK I know I
started
something here)
Cecil, I think you started something good, because an intellectual
discussion is never wasted. Here's my .02.
There's documentation enough that the pure, genetically polled
In a message dated 5/28/05 6:00:12 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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There's documentation enough that the pure, genetically polled Barbados
Blackbelly brought parasite resistance with it.
Although, even in Barbados they seem to be routinely worming the current
generation
I read a comment in one report that the most frequent causes if
mortality in Barbados lambs ***in the feedlot*** are coccidiosis and
parasites.
I imagine in Barbados as in America, if they are going to the feedlot
model to raise lambs, they are subjecting them not only to a highly
unnatural
