NATURAL PEST CONTROL
Using your cattle’s natural cravings for salt and other minerals to administer fly repellant, is an extremely convenient method of fly control. Instead of coercing reluctant animals, you can simply serve up a delicious spread of natural garlic mineral salt, and let the cattle do the work.
Full spectrum of sea minerals from our ancient Utah deposit
Natural and effective pest prevention
Won't lose efficacy like other fly controls
Reduce stress behaviors and increase health and production
Information Curated From RedmondAgriculture.com
PEST PREVENTION AND MINERALS ALL IN ONE
Simplify your operation by offering your herd their minerals and pest repellent at the same time! 10 Fine with Garlic naturally repels flies and other biting pests while providing your animals with the delicious sea minerals they love.
NATURAL AND EFFECTIVE
As time goes by, ranchers, consumers, and animals have all been enjoying a shift towards more natural practices. 10 Fine with Garlic is a delicious natural alternative to other pest repellants that really works! While giving your cattle something delicious, you are actually making them less delicious for the pests.
WON'T LOSE EFFICACY
Cattle don’t develop a resistance to garlic, like they do with other chemical pest treatments that have to be rotated in order to keep working. So you can ditch your repellant charts with lists of active ingredients and calendars, and get back to what you really love about raising animals.
PROVEN BY EXPERTS
The Saskatchewan Department of Agriculture conducted an extensive field test on the effectiveness of garlic mineral salt for fly control. 3 herds, consisting of 150 cow/calf pairs each, were each given mineral salt, with 1 herd being fed garlic mineral salt.
The garlic mineral salt group’s fly count was about 55% lower than the control groups. They also noticed a lot less fly avoidance behaviors in the garlic group, whose animals were able to happily enjoy a lot more time grazing and resting.
BOOST PRODUCTION/SAVE MONEY
Reducing biting pests within your herd will not only improve the health of your animals, but also the health of your budget. A study conducted by the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville found that “in the United States cattle production losses due to horn flies have ranged from $730 to $876 million.” Whether your operation relies on cattle weight or milk production, horn flies alone can cause huge losses. Investing in fly repellant efforts will lead to beneficial weight gain, boost milk production, and increase the productivity of your operation.