A buck feeds from a plastic 4-poster. The design of the device causes the buck to tilt its head toward the application rollers, ensuring that Tickicide is transferred to its head, neck, and ears. WAYNE RYAN (D513-1)

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Date: 2006-05-26 12:20:27 Apicomplexa Tick-borne diseases Phyla Babesia bovis Bacterial diseases Rhipicephalus microplus Lyme disease Tick Acaricide Biology Ticks Microbiology		A buck feeds from a plastic 4-poster. The design of the device causes the buck to tilt its head toward the application rollers, ensuring that Tickicide is transferred to its head, neck, and ears. WAYNE RYAN (D513-1) Add to Reading List Source URL: www.ars.usda.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 530,45 KB Share Document on Facebook

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