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Two experimental organophosphate ear tags (YT-802B1 and YT-607C3) were compared with 4 commercially available ear tags (Optimizer, Maxcon Super, Tomahawk, and Terminator) for efficacy against horn flies and face flies on beef cattle. Treatment effectiveness of all tags was compared against 3 untreated herds. Herd size ranged from 35 to 60 adults/ herd, and all herds were located within 30 miles of one another. Cattle were treated between 7 and 9 Jun 1988. Horn flies were estimated on one side of each animal, and face flies were counted on the head and face of the same animal.

Control of Face Flies and Horn Flies With Experimental Ear Tags, 1988