BI Eprinex Pour On Cattle 1lt Insecticides DRY FEED & STUBBLES Stubbles A8121

Name: BI Eprinex Pour On Cattle 1lt Insecticides DRY FEED & STUBBLES Stubbles A8121
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SKU: 39072228935
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BI Eprinex Pour On Cattle 1lt Insecticides DRY FEED & STUBBLES Stubbles A8121 DRY FEED & STUBBLES Stubbles are a feed source that starts as high quality but depletes quickly (as the sheep clean up the spilt grain) so producers need to keep this characteristic in mind to ensure a good source of nutrition is maintained Also the larger sizes have a flat top which serves to stand the drinker upright on when filling Ivomec Eprinex Pour On for Beef & Dairy Cattle is for the treatment and control of internal and external parasites of beef and dairy cattle and internal parasites of deer EPRINOMECTIN POTENCY: Eprinomectin is the most potent endectocide identified to date

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