The Flying Four: Common Flies of Concern to Dairy Farmers

Author(s): Liz Eckelkamp | Rebecca Tiffany Trout Fryxell
Publish Date: May 14 2019
Publication Number: W818

Abstract

Horn fly, house fly, stable fly and face fly are identified as causes of infection and transmission of harmful bacteria to dairy cattle. Solutions for control are provided.

Category
Animals & Livestock
Subjects
Dairy, Pests & Diseases,
Keyword
Language
English
Title: The Flying Four: Common Flies of Concern to Dairy Farmers
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