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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 33774, 21 February 1975, Page 15

F or Extra lambs ■r Pre-Tup Drench with Proven f Thibenzole AVERAGE INCREASE: APPROX. 5% For pre-tup drenching, no other drench comes near the Research papers on 26 trials have been pubbshed. average response of 5% given by THIBENZOLE. This Positive responses were obtained in approximately 80% high effectiveness of THIBENZOLE has been of published trials. The distribution of responses is demonstrated throughout New Zealand. shown as follows: CHART SHOWS PERCENTAGE RESPONSE FOR EACH PRE-TUP DRENCHING TRIAL 26 TRIALS •=ITRIAL MEAN 4.7% • •• i • •• • • - 10 8 64 2 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 + Percentage response taken to the nearest whole number. Further unpublished work confirm*; ♦►><» Most of the increases occur as a result of increases m results. multiple births. .... u. d o Cost of Treatment is Low ...Returns are High wny tne Response, In the f ace O f a doubtful economic situation a pre-tuo The worm burden of breeding ewes (determined by drench Wlth en TH | PP m 7O | f „ . worm egg counts) has been considered in the past to insurance be low at tupping. For this-reason, it has been felt that drenching to overcome the effects of parasites at this j time was hard to justify. So if treatment with THIBENZOLE raises lambing percentages by controlling parasites, it means that- Recommendation • Either worm egg counts need not be Drench ewes with THIBENZOLE during tne 3 weeks high in breeding ewes for before the rams go out. Drench rams both pre- and significant production responses to post-tupping. occur •Or the effect of treatment upon Available in Liqt *'d or Paste Fo rrfl those breeding ewes in the flock which do carry a high worm burden has a significant enough effect to lift the production of the «’ • - nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn MERCK SHARP& li M DQHME Bb f— k Jr » ■B Bln 1 tßaX* SI a nF WBW&- wP JSnP*' K B .B * ‘ bmL • Mir >*' ! fir* *.. -4' •f> f z v ®L