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Goats were 82 naturally infested animals divided into 3 groups based on sex and age. Barn 1 contained 39 adult does, barn 2 had 18 bucks and aged whethers, and barn 3 had 25 kid does and whethers. Within each barn goats were assigned to four treatments, balanced by weight and initial louse density. Treatments were control (untreated); Ectrin 1, Ectrin® pour-on at a rate of 1 oz solution per 25 lb body weight; Ectrin-2, Ectrin® pour-on at a rate of 1.5 oz solution per 25 lb body weight; and Malathion 57% EC spray commercial formulation applied at 40 psi to saturate 1.5-inch long fleeces. Treatments were applied at day 0 and day 14. Goats were weighed and examined for lice on day 0, (25 Jan 1994), and reexamined, reweighed, and shorn on days 49 and 234. Additional louse exams were made on days 33, 69, 105, 138, 164 and 202. Louse densities were judged by averaging counts of lice in five, 3-inch hair-parts on each animal’s right shoulder and fore-rib area. Fleeces were evaluated for features affecting sale price; hair length, organic matter and “slippage” (shedding and matting). Barns were treated as blocks and results were analyzed by 2-way analysis of variance (ANOVA); if treatment effects were significant (P &amp;lt; 0.05), means were compared by LSD test (P &amp;lt; 0.05).

Biting Lice Control on Angora Goats in Northern Minnesota, 1994