There are concerns that anaplasmosis is reemerging throughout the U.S. The transmission of bacteria from ticks and horseflies is the initial cause, especially during heavy tick and fly seasons. Beef producers may control the disease with strategic pest control methods, good husbandry practices and antibiotics, writes Gilda V. Bryant.
Source: Progressive Cattle, February 7, 2024. Link.
INSIGHTS: A potentially early spring requires more aggressive pest control measures. Help producers start now to reduce fly and tick pressure as spring arrives.