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With limited choices of dewormers available and resistance of some parasites to our dewormers, it is a good idea to submit fecals from your herd to our lab to assess the parasite load on your farm. If the worm burden on your farm is low, deworming may not be necessary. If the worm burden on your farm is high, we can target the parasites on your farm and assess the effectiveness of the dewormer. If you have any questions concerning the parasite load on your farm, please do not hesitate to contact us!
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6/30/2017 12:45:32 pm
This is a really good information for the farmers as this is a fatal problem that can be harmful to your heard of sheep or cattle. This will help to prevent the disease among them. 12/18/2017 10:31:14 pm
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