In the same time the treated group (particularly the calves) gained in weight 7,3 o/o more than untreated group. 6 - There was no serious side effect following the treatment with Trolene 40 -W.
📌 3 Key Takeaways
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Objective & Hypothesis:ı - The trials of Trolene 40- W. were conducted on October ı7, ı959 in the inanlı State Dairy Farm . ~ 2L.:..:..c.. · For---this purpose 50 cattle on various ages we:re1 .selected from different herds of the farm . . 3 - Of 50 infected considered cattle 25 were treated and the remaining 25. were chosen as a control. 4 - The insecticide was applied in the from of drench, as a single oral dose of 275 mg.jKg. of body weight. 5 - The treated cattle were inspected in April 25, 1960 and indicated an average control of grubs of 74- 100 %.
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Key Findings & Data:ı - The trials of Trolene 40- W. were conducted on October ı7, ı959 in the inanlı State Dairy Farm . ~ 2L.:..:..c.. · For---this purpose 50 cattle on various ages we:re1 .selected from different herds of the farm . . 3 - Of 50 infected considered cattle 25 were treated and the remaining 25. were chosen as a control. 4 - The insecticide was applied in the from of drench, as a single oral dose of 275 mg.jKg. of body weight. 5 - The treated cattle were inspected in April 25, 1960 and indicated an average control of grubs of 74- 100 %.
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Conclusion & Impact:In the same time the treated group (particularly the calves) gained in weight 7,3 o/o more than untreated group. 6 - There was no serious side effect following the treatment with Trolene 40 -W.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Hypodermosis · Trolene 40-W
Abstract
ı - The trials of Trolene 40- W. were conducted on October ı7, ı959 in the inanlı State Dairy Farm . ~ 2L.:..:..c.. · For---this purpose 50 cattle on various ages we:re1 .selected from different herds of the farm . . 3 - Of 50 infected considered cattle 25 were treated and the remaining 25. were chosen as a control. 4 - The insecticide was applied in the from of drench, as a single oral dose of 275 mg.jKg. of body weight. 5 - The treated cattle were inspected in April 25, 1960 and indicated an average control of grubs of 74- 100 %. In the same time the treated group (particularly the calves) gained in weight 7,3 o/o more than untreated group. 6 - There was no serious side effect following the treatment with Trolene 40 -W.
Özet
ı - inanlı İnekhanesi sığırlarında Hypodermosis'e karşı ı7 Ekim
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