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Молочнохозяйственный вестник, №3 (15), III кв. 2014

БИОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ НАУКИ

Using of the repellent «Flybock» against blood-sucking

insects and its influence on the milk productivity

Lemekhov Poliekt Anatol’evich, Can. of Science (Agriculture), Professor, Chair of

Non-contagious Diseases,

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FSBEI HPE the Vereshchagin Vologda State Dairy Farming Academy

Biryukov Sergey Aleksandrovich, Can. of Science (Veterinary), Chief Veterinarian,

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Collective farm “Plemzavod Prigorodny”, Vologda Region

Abstract.

Gadflies, blood-sucking flies and flies with the licking mouthparts have

been defined on the body surface of the cows. The gadflies: Chrysops caecutiens,

Chr. Pictus, Tabanus bovinus, T. Sudeticus. The blood-sucking flies: Hydrotaea irritans,

Haematobia spp., Haematobosca stimulans, Stomoxys calcitrans. The flies with the

licking mouthparts: Musca autumnalis, Morrelia spp., Musca domestica, Muscina

stabulans. The repellent “Flybock” against blood-sucking insects has been used for

treating cattle. It is established that the repellent is non-toxic, high-perfomance,

userfriendly. The repellent contains no product’s residue in the milk.

Keywords:

blood-sucking insects, cattle, milk, damage.

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