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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 80, Issue 2, 15 February 1950, Unnumbered Page

IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT IN SHEEP BLOWFLY CONTROL We are pleased to be able to offer sheep owners in the fly districts of the Dominion a modern, new remedy for the control of fly strike. This is COOPER’S BLOWFLY SPRAY, which combines the two most effective insecticides yet discovered for the purposeD.D.T. and “Gammexane” gamma BHC. COOPER’S BLOWFLY SPRAY is at present in semi-paste form in 101 b. drums, but is becoming available as a powder in 21b. packets, making 20 gallons of spray. The 101 b. drum makes 100 gallons of spray, which is sufficient to treat upwards of 400 sheep and provide AT LEAST five weeks’ protection against strike. Ewes and lambs may be sprayed at any time when trouble from strike is expected. If your Stock and Station Agent or Merchant cannot yet supply you with COOPER’S Blowfly Spray he can procure it for you from us. We will be pleased to supply full particulars on request to us at Box 599, Auckland. PEACE FROM PARASITES Thanks to } COOPER'S LOUSE POWDER Stock owners throughout New Zealand are j’fTf I OTNfiM& using. COOPER’S LOUSE POWDER, because they find it . really does give an J), L ..'sS 1 '''; outstanding degree of parasitic control. It 3 acts in two ways ' I adult lice are effectively destroyed and their young quickly perish after emergence from the nits (eggs). One application is generally sufficient, although in cases of severe infestation a second after 14 days might be necessary. COOPER’S LOUSE POWDER is non-poison-ous and non-irritant and on cattle will not taint milk. Suitable for all classes of stock and poultry, and here’s a useful hint. If you have one or several stud sheep carrying parasites, and you do not want to dip them try COOPER’S LOUSE POWDER — will kill all the keds and lice it contacts and give useful protection against reinfestation. Available in lib. and lb. duster top cartons.