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May 2003 It's Give And Take With Natural SpraysChemicals still outperform natural ingredients, but herbals do have their place in many barns.
When that green-eyed family of horse flies drops in for a meal this summer, you might want to try serving them something organic. But you'll need strong stuff to convince these bloodsuckers that they're not welcome. These guys are tough. They can turn even the most benevolent host into a twitching, swishing, kicking monster. And it can be even worse when the horse is braided and at a show. We don't want our horses to be at the mercy of menacing horse flies or subjected to the savage bite of stable flies, so we all use fly spray. Depending on how heavy the fly load, the effectiveness of a spray can Subscriber Login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to horse-journal.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat |
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