Sheep Management a Handbook for the Shepherd And Student
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Eight to ten days after shearing all the ticks will have moved off from the old sheep onto the lambs, and the lambs should be dipped to destroy them. It is preferable, however, to dip the entire flock if possible.
In dipping the sheep it is not necessary for the head of the sheep to get into the dip, as the ticks or lice will hardly ever be found here, since the sheep can rub and scratch its head easily, thus keeping these pests off from this part. Further- more, it is not the best thing for a ...sheep to get Shearing and Dipping the Flock. 99 the dip into its mouth, eyes, and ears. However, all other parts of the body up to the head, should be kept in the dip not less than one minute. The dip will be more effective if the solution is luke- warm, and the sheep will not then be chilled when taking a bath in it.
The cut on page 88 shows the pen into which sheep are driven when they are to be dipped, the dipping vat, and the draining pen, where the sheep remain until they have nicely drained.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Eight to ten days after shearing all the ticks will have moved off from the old sheep onto the lambs, and the lambs should be dipped to destroy them. It is preferable, however, to dip the entire flock if possible.
In dipping the sheep it is not necessary for the head of the sheep to get into the dip, as the ticks or lice will hardly ever be found here, since the sheep can rub and scratch its head easily, thus keeping these pests off from this part. Further- more, it is not the best thing for a ...sheep to get Shearing and Dipping the Flock. 99 the dip into its mouth, eyes, and ears. However, all other parts of the body up to the head, should be kept in the dip not less than one minute. The dip will be more effective if the solution is luke- warm, and the sheep will not then be chilled when taking a bath in it.
The cut on page 88 shows the pen into which sheep are driven when they are to be dipped, the dipping vat, and the draining pen, where the sheep remain until they have nicely drained.
What to read after Sheep Management a Handbook for the Shepherd And Student?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Kleinheinz to read onlineMoreLess
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