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Natural Parasite Control for Livestock: Pasture Management, Chemical-Free Deworming, Growing Antiparasitics, and More

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Everything You Need to Know about Natural Parasite Control for Livestock, All in One Place!

This concise book is loaded with valuable information about ridding livestock of their unwanted guests. Whether you're raising sheep, pigs, horses, cows, chickens, goats, or other farm animals, this book will teach you how to keep them healthy and parasite-free through organic systems and without the use of harsh chemicals. It includes easy-to-follow scientific explanations, and provides research-based practices that really work. Internal parasite control
can be accomplished naturally 1) through environmental modifications, 2) by producing and using easy-to-grow & harvest anti-parasitics, and, 3) by understanding the life-cycles and road blocks of internal parasites.

In this practical guide you will learn about:
  • Parasites, hosts, and lifecycles
  • How to develop a working pasture rotation system
  • How to create healthy pastures and clean watering systems
  • Administering natural antiparasitics
  • Growing, collecting, and processing natural and herbal antiparasitics
  • And more!

This is a necessary reference manual for all sustainable, natural, animal-husbandry endeavors!

Review

"I am recommending this handy guide to all my friends with livestock. This is a much needed resource for homesteaders and small producers. Parasites are a nemesis for many of us. In these pages, Wendy Lombardi shares her valuable knowledge of plants, parasites, and methods of control using available plants and herbs. I will be keeping my copy for years to come." —Janet Garman, author of Good Living Guide to Keeping Sheep and Other Fiber Animals, 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Chickens, and 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Goats

About the Author

Wendy Lombardi was born and raised in Nebraska, and her experience with agriculture and livestock management began at a very early age. She worked at various livestock facilities into her mid twenties, and earned a degree in Equine Science. After a stint in the Army during Desert Storm, Wendy earned a master's degree in Wellness and developed the US Army's Pregnant Soldier Wellness Program, which is still used by the US military today. Post-service, she homeschooled her three children on a forty-acre homestead in the Ozarks of Missouri, teaching them (and others too!) how to live in a modern world while minding the health of our planet. Wendy is currently Director of Cultivating Veterans, which assists farming veterans in forming secure food cooperatives to distribute sustainably-grown foods from farm to table. She hosts veteran workshops, FFA student activities, WWOOF and Veterans volunteers, and does outreach and presentations at seminars and other community gatherings.

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Introduction: It Doesn’t Have to Be a Full-Time Job

During the course of your regular farm day, you might notice your chickens’ combs just aren’t as bright red as you’ve seen in the past. Maybe a cow or horse appears a little “ribby.” Or, you look at your sheep’s eyelids and they’re not as bright pink as they should be. Perhaps there are a couple animals that never obtain the luster others possess in the same group. These are just a few signs parasites are “sucking the life” out of your livestock. As diligent as you may be, keeping parasites at bay may feel like a relentless, full-time job—especially if you want to do it without the use of chemicals.

But, by developing a system that easily works for you and your livestock, your job of parasite control can become a part-time, seasonal position! This can be accomplished 1) through good pasture management and rotation, 2) with environmental control of parasites, 3) by targeted deworming with natural products (possibly even growing some ingredients!), and, 4) with continuing research of parasite control in livestock.

There are specific symptoms for some parasites. Chart A (page 6) lists those indicators. However, this list is
not a definitive diagnosis because a high load of any parasitic infestation can result in diarrhea, dehydration, weight loss, un-thriftiness, and/or lethargy no matter which parasite is doing the damage. If after reading and implementing the information in this book you still seem to have a parasite issue, you may want to collect a fecal sample to take to a qualified vet or lab to have the parasite correctly identified. This way, you can target treatment for that specific parasite. (Collecting and checking samples at home will be discussed later.)

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Learn about internal and external parasites, hosts, and life cycles.

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Discover how pasture management can benefit or hinder your animals' health.

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Find out how to grow, collect, process, and store antiparasitic plants. Make your own all-natural fly repellants, tick sprays, and more.

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Learn how to check for and identify parasites.

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Product ID: U1510757104
Condition: New
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Type: Paperback

AED12361

Price includes VAT & Import Duties
Availability: In Stock

Quantity:

|

Order today to get by 7-14 business days

Delivery fee of AED 20. Free for orders above AED 200.

Returns & Warranty policies

Imported From: United States

At BOLO, we work hard to ensure the products you receive are new, genuine, and sourced from reputable suppliers.

Every product in the BOLO catalogue is sourced through our Verified Global Supply Network of verified sellers, authorized distributors or directly from the manufacturer.

Each product undergoes thorough inspection and verification at our consolidation and fulfilment centers to ensure it meets our strict authenticity and quality standards before being shipped and delivered to you.

If you ever have concerns regarding the authenticity of a product purchased from us, please contact Bolo Support. We will review your inquiry promptly and, if necessary, provide documentation verifying authenticity or offer a suitable resolution.

Your trust is our top priority, and we are committed to maintaining transparency and integrity in every transaction.

While we strive to display accurate information, variations in packaging, labeling, instructions, or formulation may occasionally occur due to regional differences or supplier updates. For detailed or manufacturer-specific information, please contact the brand directly or reach out to BOLO Support for assistance.

Unless otherwise stated, all prices displayed on the product page include applicable taxes and import duties.

BOLO operates in accordance with the laws and regulations of United Arab Emirates. Any items found to be restricted or prohibited for sale within the United Arab Emirates will be cancelled prior to shipment. We take proactive measures to ensure that only products permitted for sale in United Arab Emirates are listed on our website.

All items are shipped by air, and any products classified as “Dangerous Goods (DG)” under IATA regulations will be removed from the order and cancelled.

All orders are processed manually, and we make every effort to process them promptly once confirmed. Products cancelled due to the above reasons will be permanently removed from listings across the website.

Description:

Everything You Need to Know about Natural Parasite Control for Livestock, All in One Place!

This concise book is loaded with valuable information about ridding livestock of their unwanted guests. Whether you're raising sheep, pigs, horses, cows, chickens, goats, or other farm animals, this book will teach you how to keep them healthy and parasite-free through organic systems and without the use of harsh chemicals. It includes easy-to-follow scientific explanations, and provides research-based practices that really work. Internal parasite control
can be accomplished naturally 1) through environmental modifications, 2) by producing and using easy-to-grow & harvest anti-parasitics, and, 3) by understanding the life-cycles and road blocks of internal parasites.

In this practical guide you will learn about:
  • Parasites, hosts, and lifecycles
  • How to develop a working pasture rotation system
  • How to create healthy pastures and clean watering systems
  • Administering natural antiparasitics
  • Growing, collecting, and processing natural and herbal antiparasitics
  • And more!

This is a necessary reference manual for all sustainable, natural, animal-husbandry endeavors!

Review

"I am recommending this handy guide to all my friends with livestock. This is a much needed resource for homesteaders and small producers. Parasites are a nemesis for many of us. In these pages, Wendy Lombardi shares her valuable knowledge of plants, parasites, and methods of control using available plants and herbs. I will be keeping my copy for years to come." —Janet Garman, author of Good Living Guide to Keeping Sheep and Other Fiber Animals, 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Chickens, and 50 Do-It-Yourself Projects for Keeping Goats

About the Author

Wendy Lombardi was born and raised in Nebraska, and her experience with agriculture and livestock management began at a very early age. She worked at various livestock facilities into her mid twenties, and earned a degree in Equine Science. After a stint in the Army during Desert Storm, Wendy earned a master's degree in Wellness and developed the US Army's Pregnant Soldier Wellness Program, which is still used by the US military today. Post-service, she homeschooled her three children on a forty-acre homestead in the Ozarks of Missouri, teaching them (and others too!) how to live in a modern world while minding the health of our planet. Wendy is currently Director of Cultivating Veterans, which assists farming veterans in forming secure food cooperatives to distribute sustainably-grown foods from farm to table. She hosts veteran workshops, FFA student activities, WWOOF and Veterans volunteers, and does outreach and presentations at seminars and other community gatherings.

Excerpt. © Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved.

Introduction: It Doesn’t Have to Be a Full-Time Job

During the course of your regular farm day, you might notice your chickens’ combs just aren’t as bright red as you’ve seen in the past. Maybe a cow or horse appears a little “ribby.” Or, you look at your sheep’s eyelids and they’re not as bright pink as they should be. Perhaps there are a couple animals that never obtain the luster others possess in the same group. These are just a few signs parasites are “sucking the life” out of your livestock. As diligent as you may be, keeping parasites at bay may feel like a relentless, full-time job—especially if you want to do it without the use of chemicals.

But, by developing a system that easily works for you and your livestock, your job of parasite control can become a part-time, seasonal position! This can be accomplished 1) through good pasture management and rotation, 2) with environmental control of parasites, 3) by targeted deworming with natural products (possibly even growing some ingredients!), and, 4) with continuing research of parasite control in livestock.

There are specific symptoms for some parasites. Chart A (page 6) lists those indicators. However, this list is
not a definitive diagnosis because a high load of any parasitic infestation can result in diarrhea, dehydration, weight loss, un-thriftiness, and/or lethargy no matter which parasite is doing the damage. If after reading and implementing the information in this book you still seem to have a parasite issue, you may want to collect a fecal sample to take to a qualified vet or lab to have the parasite correctly identified. This way, you can target treatment for that specific parasite. (Collecting and checking samples at home will be discussed later.)

Details:

Product details by manufacturer

Learn about internal and external parasites, hosts, and life cycles.

Product details by manufacturer

Discover how pasture management can benefit or hinder your animals' health.

Product details by manufacturer

Find out how to grow, collect, process, and store antiparasitic plants. Make your own all-natural fly repellants, tick sprays, and more.

Product details by manufacturer

Learn how to check for and identify parasites.

Similar suggestions by Bolo

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