How to control Flies on Dairy cows in a dairy farm.

How to to control flies on cattle.Flies can afflict cattle during warmer months. Various species can cause economic damage by decreasing milk production, impacting weaning rates and stressing cattle.Economic losses related to face flies include reduced weight gain and milk production as well as their potential role in pinkeye#farming .Pour-ons and sprays are effective fly control tools for a limited amount of time. Sprays are typically applied to the entire animal whereas a pour-on is applied along the animal’s back. These products can greatly reduce the impact of flies on animals grazing a variety of pasture types. #farming #trending #Dairy #Dairyfarming #Silagemaking #Silage #Freddairy #Dairyfarminginkenya #viral

[@ScottishAmma]

Very nice and good vibes 😊😊😊😊😊

[@FredDairyFarm]

Thank you

[@Lucynyambura-jp9vu]

thanks Fred your cows are always clean❤

[@FredDairyFarm]

You are welcome.You should always make sure your cows are clean always

[@byegonbush]

And also to note is that vectoclor is sprayed to non milking cows unless milk is not to be used for consumption within 48hrs

[@kipkogeikimereng738]

Fred how many litres of mild do make in a day

[@FredDairyFarm]

what is mild?

[@jamesmburu4419]

Do vetoclog eliminate flies?

[@FredDairyFarm]

Yes it does but you have to spray twice or thrice

[@edgar3998]

​@@FredDairyFarm in a week or daily

[@edanechickpoultryfarm8181]

Bro!! Research properly before posting!!! Tsetse fly is not what you think they are and they don't exist in your ecological zone and they are not controlled by hygiene.

[@user-cs5kg5cb7p]

i will differ with you on this.I am in the same region with Fred and there are tsetse flies which causes a disease called nagana in cows.and they are controlled by spraying acaricides.I think you are the one you should do the research.

[@FredDairyFarm]

tsetse is an obligate parasite, which lives by feeding on the blood of vertebrate animals. Tsetse flies are rather drab in appearance: their colour varies from yellowish brown to dark brown, and they have a gray thorax that often has dark markings. The abdomen may be banded. The stiff, piercing mouthparts, directed downward as the fly bites, are held horizontally at other times. While resting, the wings are held flat over the back, folded one over the other.Tsetse flies are arranged taxonomically and ecologically into three groups: the fusca, or forest, group (subgenus Austenina); the morsitans, or savanna, group (subgenus Glossina); and the palpalis, or riverine, group (subgenus Nemorhina).