Wool and meat residues Brian Horton, University of Tasmania Woolgrowers rely on chemical applications to manage sheep lice and blowfly strike. A consequence of chemical use on sheep is the possible presence of pesticide - Blowfly - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Wool and meat residues Brian Horton, University of Tasmania Woolgrowers rely on chemical applications to manage sheep lice and blowfly strike. A consequence of chemical use on sheep is the possible presence of pesticide Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-11-24 22:07:55 Open Document File Size: 533,09 KB Share Result on Facebook Company HSBC / Sheep CRC Limited / Australian Wool Innovation Limited. / / Country Australia / / Facility University of Tasmania Woolgrowers / / IndustryTerm chemical applications / natural product / sewerage systems / chemical application / non-chemical methods / chemical / flystrike chemicals / chemical use / low dose dicyclanil product / chemicals / / Organization HSBC Centre / European Union / Department of Agriculture / University of Tasmania Woolgrowers / / Person Di Evans / Brian Horton / John Karlsson / / Position Web Manager / / URL www.flyboss.com.au / www.wormboss.com.au / / SocialTag Food and drink Wool Crutching Lanolin Pesticide residue Mulesing Sheep Zoology Agriculture

Wool and meat residues Brian Horton, University of Tasmania Woolgrowers rely on chemical applications to manage sheep lice and blowfly strike. A consequence of chemical use on sheep is the possible presence of pesticide Add to Reading List