Abstract

Abstract Tests were conducted on 5 beef cattle herds in central Kentucky using insecticide ear tags against horn flies and face flies. Ear tags were applied 1/ear in all tests during a 5-day period starting 10 Jun 1995. All tags were applied 1 per ear on all adults and weaned animals in each group. Using binoculars, horn fly estimates were taken on one side of 10 animals while face flies were counted on the head and face of the same animals at weekly intervals.

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