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MORE PRIME LAMBS BETTER WOOL Animal Health Vital to Efficient ■■KKBHKpT Pwsifli the P ast two 1 have pre-lamb ■ rOUULUUII drenched all my ewes with Thibenzole ‘ A'’’ : just before lambing. I muster them “Our general animal health pro- W" . gwcWng the ewes about so near to level as possible - says Dick Timmer, 8 ‘ isr A | V*-Ar Glencoe Station, Central Hawke's - ' : SjL . l. Bay. This is carried out by regular T T .. - drenching tvith Thibenzole* and dip- •* drench so many ewes I take ping of all stock on the station. I mnmvemTnt feet that efficient farm management MB " Higher Ewe Survival Rate tail end hoggets. It would appear that “I consider it is essential to pre-lamb birth. Dtenching at this stage also helps I run 10,000 breeding ewes on Glen- the ewe wool production has in- U“-Zb drenching came into pracCoe Station under pretty heavy creased and we have an average parasites to carry her lambs over the last tice in this district, some farmers had a Stocking conditions. Animal health is fleece weight over the whole flock of month of pregnancy .. . and be capable high death rate of ewes owing to high vital to efficient production, SO for over 12 lbs per head.” Of producing ample milk to fed them after infestations of intestinal worms at the c critical time • • . just beiore ana ancr — .». M m lambing. In some seasons 8 to 10% losses . . , ' , , ~ were reported. Better lambs Research Shows Why SSaSfaalS a • -waav j also be pre-lamb drenching agam... and .. , n _ nn if the spring is suitable to a high mfestaResearch workers here and over- Trials published in the 1970 Fro- tion of worms. I will be giving another seas are showing why the pre- ceedings of the New Zealand drench at docking time. ’ r ,, ■ lambing drench is an important Society of Animal Production ~North Canterbury ¥’i’T' s e' aid in increasing returns from show that a pre-lamb drench ' breeding ewes. with “Thibenzole”, returned 73 ■HMBMi Frequently the worm egg output cents extra income. years Mr. ( L." n rises markedly at the time of The pre-lamb drench reduced takcn a kecn intcrest j n improving his ■BBBBBBBBBBMcWWmNM lambing and during early lacta- wool break by 50% and also Romney flock. He has been very success- ¥.’' •■? ■' .7 f tion rising to a peak about six improved wool style. Ewe fleece ful in many competitions recently he value was increased from S' 7 33 achieved number one position at the .--.sfrS weeks after lambing. value was increasea irom o-. 00 Romney Club Field Day at Ashburton This timing IS most unfortunate, to iZ.ol. juju a competition sponsored by M.S.D. (Mr. Besides weakening the ewe at a Lambs from ewes drenched be- Blakemore’s entry is pictured here), time of stress the worms Jay fore lambing showed a significant About his flock management, Mr. Biakemassive numtars of eggs which weight advantage at 100 days. -re “ mt.estmg—ts. contaminate the pasture. Their carcasses were heavier, and stones to successful profitability from The worm larvae hatch and de- graded better. As. a result aver- sheep these are attention to breed’"I manage a 1,270 acre hill country sheep velop to the infective stage just age ; car ass.value was increased mg, property and run 3,400 Romney and Per-. when the young susceptible lamb from $3.44 to $3.0". endale breeding ewes plus 130 breeding is beginning to graze. ' cows and replacements. GIVE ADEQUATE DOSE I \ ''. - ~ ~ Last year I drenched all my ewes before nrnrriTO ruir AKini AMD ’ ' ’ * ■ lambing with Thibenzole, and as a result, BENEFITS EWE AND LAMB <j> hese tr ; a j s were conducted with .~' jl growth™ rates. 1 The *ewe wool fetched a Trials on Merck Sharp & “Thibenzole” which has a wide good price of 25 cents which I was Dohme’s Arahura Research Farm safety margin. The full thera- j very pleased about considering the present . con fj rme d that the pre- peutic dose can be given without ‘ ’* • r s n the S bet a tcr lambs°, lambing drench can give eco- fear of harming ewes even when when lam replacing about 800-900 ewe nomic benefits to both ewe and close to lambing. hoggets into the flock. I will drench all lamb Usually it is more convenient and. the ewes again this year with Thibenzole.” For the ewe, the pre-lambing has been shown to be more effec—Ray Gifford, Taumarunui, drench means increased thrift tive to drench ewes before lamb- AjKrat King Country and improved milking ability: ing. Where this is not possible. increased wool quantity and however, worm egg output should oualitw and reduced incidence be reduced by drenching ewes a drench with Thibenzole at six weeks and PRtUMB DRENCiaNG g-jhj* K < * I started was that I was highly better, bigger carcasses and fewer may be necessary to drench ewes tat I »ormal>y French jthem 6 weexs s t ocl^H l h 3nd h'ein lambs to be drenched at weaning, both before and after lambing. which improves the lambs dramaticshotad have something to help - - ■"* they thrive and their bodyweights I fed drenching go ..j drenched my ewes before tupping with Brighter Wool Earlier Drafting Se'at hand in hand, but when you have Thibenzole for the first time this year . . 1 f t 27 lbs an( j at this stage not got the feed you must go on d have a i so decided to drench them ‘I farm a hill cou n‘iy block which runs weights of ab tz/ i This drenching, otherwise you are m before lambing. 2d oo breeding ewes and have been pre- the lambsare omy definjtely serious trouble .. . the benefits j think that if you start the job off with lamb drenching with Thibenzole for three ng the progress of the lambs. of drenching before lambing are drenching before tupping—why not com- years now. Fthint that if vou drench ewes 4-6 weeks difficult to pinpoint, but my ewes p i ete the job by helping the ewes through I get brighter wool from the ewes and the I think yn u h burden seem to get through easier. There fie lambmg period? Surely one drench lambs are drafted earher I mtend to con- o Ut p Ut . Scouring is less dagging needed, and the “ ust be complementary to the other, tmue drenchmg wita before it is at m : p P Q x lambs appear to do better. I will Although my stocking rates are not of the lambing because I have proved for myself and flaggy ewes certainly carry on this year again. highest? I consider you must feed and over the years that I get better lamb There is no doubt that Thibenzole plays —Bob Oliver, Waikiti Valley, manage stock efficiently if you are to get better wool. _ Jim H kirk> a very important part in the progress of • Rotorua. the best results. • Poet 'T'smnsikf my farm. — —Graham Birch, Maxwell, Wanganui. East Taranaki. ~ 107/4669 •Registered Trademark U«n«d under th. Animal Remedies Act 1967, No. 858 Published by Arrangement