Some Pests of Ohio Sheep
Some Pests of Ohio Sheep
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W. Frogratt, Government Entomologist, New South Wales).
The action of the arsenic upon the flesh, however, soon stops the decomposition and hardens it, so that it loses its attractive power within the second day ; but the carcass can be turned over and the under surface will act as a poison bait for another day if similarly treated. The carcass should then be burned or buried.
SHEEP TICK Melophagus ovintts Linn.
Injury. — This parasite lives upon the blood of sheep which it obtains by sinking i...ts sucking tube into the flesh. Although one tick may not consume much blood in 24 hours, the total amount taken by a large number of ticks constitutes a serious drain upon the infested animal. The irritation caused by the ticks makes the sheep restless. It stamps its feet, scratches the irritated spot with its hind foot, bites at it or rubs against the manger, a post or any other object within reach. This continual scratching and nibbing brings about a ragged, taggy appearance of the coat of wool.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Frogratt, Government Entomologist, New South Wales).
The action of the arsenic upon the flesh, however, soon stops the decomposition and hardens it, so that it loses its attractive power within the second day ; but the carcass can be turned over and the under surface will act as a poison bait for another day if similarly treated. The carcass should then be burned or buried.
SHEEP TICK Melophagus ovintts Linn.
Injury. — This parasite lives upon the blood of sheep which it obtains by sinking i...ts sucking tube into the flesh. Although one tick may not consume much blood in 24 hours, the total amount taken by a large number of ticks constitutes a serious drain upon the infested animal. The irritation caused by the ticks makes the sheep restless. It stamps its feet, scratches the irritated spot with its hind foot, bites at it or rubs against the manger, a post or any other object within reach. This continual scratching and nibbing brings about a ragged, taggy appearance of the coat of wool.
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