Well, I looked in a lot of places, and asked questions in
a few more
The Cocci that sheep and goats deal with are pretty much
resistant, and the only good, natural way to keep them
under control is to manage pastures and herds in such a
manner that the natural immunity that developes by being
Hi Terry,
Great stuff. The biggest problem with cocci for me at the moment is
right inside the barn. Add to that, the need to keep the sheep off the
pasture and in sacrifice areas for just the part of the year that
favors cocci (in my particular program). Even though the paddock the
lambs
Thanks Dayna, Hopefully something a little less expensive is available.
I am holding off until the Basic H comes...the lambs are not clinical
and may be getting enough nutrition to be able to deal with the cocci
without treatment, since they should be developing an immunity by this
time.
Barb
Thank you for those links, Terry, especially the second one.
Barb
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Subject: [Blackbelly] some interesting articles on parasite control
