Prevention of flies, mosquitoes, ticks, lice, fleas

Prevention of flies, mosquitoes, ticks, lice, fleas

Flies, mosquitoes and ticks breed more in the current season
They are not only harmful to animals and reduce milk production but also spread many dangerous diseases to animals.

Bees and ticks are the main culprits in the spread of diseases. Note that mesothelioma or mastitis increases in summer, a big and important reason for this is the bees because the bees carry the germs from the dirt to the animal's teats. Flies, mosquitoes cause the animal to move its tail, ears and skin all the time which also reduces milk production because the animal is restless, stressed and does not eat fodder comfortably, even comfortably. Can't even sit and chew Some flies, such as ticks and mosquitoes, also sting or bite, causing severe discomfort to animals.

  There is a way to kill flies, mosquitoes and ticks!

If action is taken, they will be controlled, otherwise, they will find fault with the medicine and sometimes with the stubbornness of the bees. The bee lays about 500 eggs at the age of 25 to 30 days, and in the summer it takes 8 to 14 days for the eggs to become bees. The bee lays its eggs on a pile of dirt or dung. If these things are present on your farm, the bee will continue to breed. If you want to control bees, reduce or eliminate their laying areas. Adult bees are bound to die after their natural age of 30-25 days.

  Chemical control of flies, mosquitoes and ticks:

Mix 2 grams of Trichlorfon powder in 1 litre of water and spray inside the farm. You can also spray on animals. Trichlorfon is a very safe medicine, it is also given in a certain amount for the internal pests of animals and in case of infestation of worms in the wound 20 grams per litre of water dissolved in the wound with or without a solution. It is also filled
 

  Cypermethrin

Mix this medicine with 1.5ml ml of Cypermethrin and one litre of water and spray on animals. This medicine does not have a toxic effect on animals if used in the prescribed amount, but still do not fall on the eyes, nose and mouth of the animal and the animal should not lick it or take care of it. Keep an eye on the animal for one or two hours after spraying.

Take the animals out of the shed and spray them in the shed, on the roof, in the corner seams, in the cracks, on the dung heap etc. If it is to be done in a fence or shed, the amount of medicine can be 2-3 ml to one litre of water. But keep only 1.5 ml per litre for spraying on animals. The hair on the body of the buffalo is less so the buffalo needs to be sprayed by dissolving in 1 ml per litre of water. 

When the animals are taken out of the enclosure or shed in the morning, spray.
This medicine kills flies from animals as well as ticks, lice, fleas and mosquitoes.
The medicines written in the post have been used in animals for years, Now let's talk about why flies and ticks are out of your control. You have to follow the procedure to control them. It is not possible for you to spray one day and think that flies and ticks will disappear. To control them to a tolerable extent you will need to spray in the morning and evening and three to four days a week, then every 12-15 days. Because an adult bee lays about 500 eggs which in 8 to 14 days become a bee. In the process of controlling them, the cost is not high, hard work is definitely required. But if even one animal loses half a litre of milk, you have a greater financial loss. These drugs are also used in agriculture and you may be familiar with them, but they are low in chemicals for animal use. Animals use Cypermethrin 10%, that is, dissolve 10% Cypermethrin in one ml of one litre of water. It is best to buy veterinary medicine at a veterinary store.

Different methods of chemical control:

If possible, wash the animal or clean it with a damp cloth, then dip a thick cloth or towel in the medicine solution and apply it to the body. If there is a spray machine, wash the machine thoroughly so that the first used medicine in the spray tank is not affected and spray it on the animal. A solution of about one litre of medicine can be used on a large animal Ticks are more common on the ears, front and hind legs, apply for medicine well on these areas. Try not to apply for the medicine if there is a wound on the body