Livestock Pest Management

June 11, 2012

Publication information

Livestock manual

  • MSU manual number: E-2601
  • Prepared by: Edward Walker, Julie Stacheki, MSU Pesticide Safety Education Program
  • Prepares you for: Michigan Category 1D exam on livestock pest management
  • Date New: February 1996
  • Size: 122 pages, PDF format, 1.32 Mb
  • Cost & availability: $9 or free online. Printed copies can be purchased from the National Pesticide Safety Education Center. The complete text of this manual is also available at no charge in a PDF format by accessing the chapters shown below. Note that the printed manual includes color photographs not found in the PDF version.

Livestock Pest Management, Category 1D: A Training Manual for Commercial Applicators

  • Whole Manual
  • Contents (preface, acknowledgments, introduction included)
  • Chapter 1: Pests and Integrated Pest Management
  • Chapter 2: Pesticides and Their Use for Livestock Pest Management
  • Chapter 3: Mites and Ticks
  • Chapter 4: Chewing and Sucking Lice
  • Chapter 5: Fleas
  • Chapter 6: Flies
  • Chapter 7: Host Animals and Their Pests
  • Answer Key for Review Questions, Glossary, Appendices, Pesticide Emergency Information

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