Ultra Saber Insecticide Pour-On Beef Cattle Calves 30 oz Horn Flies Lice

PBO Makes Ultra Saber Fast Acting, Longer LastingTake Saber pour-on’s active ingredient — Lambdacyhalothrin— add a synergist, piperonyl butoxide (PBO), and you get ULTRA SABER — a powerful new force in controlling profit-robbing horn flies.PBO disarms horn flies’ ability to break down Lambdacyhalothrin, which increases the activity of the insecticide.This enhanced insecticidal activity of synergized Lambdacyhalothrin allows quick knockdown and extended duration of efficacy against horn flies.ULTRA SABER helps kill more horn flies faster and longer, to limit the stress they cause cattle and the associated economic losses they cause producers.Horn Flies Bleed ProfitsHorn flies pierce cattle’s skin and suck blood up to 40 times per day.The results bleed producers’ profits, with millions of dollars lost annually.The combination of PBO and Lambdacyhalothrin means stronger, longer activity.From 99% to 87% reduction in fly pressure for eight weeks.DIRECTIONS FOR USEIt is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling.READY TO USE - No dilution necessary. Do not apply to lactating or dry dairy cows. Do not apply - this product to face of beef cattle or calves.Apply ToTarget InsectsDosageBeef Cattle and CalvesLice, Horn FliesApply product down the backline at the rate ofLess than 600 lbsGreater than 600 lbs10 mL (1/3 fl oz)15 mL (1/2 fl oz)Repeat treatment as needed; however, do not apply more than once every 2 weeks and do not apply more often than four times within any 6-month period.Special Note: ULTRA SABER™ Pour-On is not recommended for use on veal calves. ULTRA SABER Pour-On is not effective in controlling cattle grubs. Therefore, this product can be used on cattle at any time of the year without fear of host-parasite reactions commonly associated with grub treatment products. ULTRA SABER Pour-On should be used in an integrated pest management system, which may involve repeat treatments and the use of other pest control practices. Continual exposure of horn flies to a single class of insecticide, (eg, pyrethroids or organophosphates) may lead to the development of resistance to that class of insecticide. In order to reduce the possibility of horn flies developing resistance, it is important to rotate, on a seasonal basis, the class of insecticide used and/or the method of horn fly control. For advice concerning current control practices with relation to specific local conditions, consult resources in resistance management programs and your Cooperative Agricultural Extension Service.

Ultra Saber Insecticide Pour-On Beef Cattle Calves 30 oz Horn Flies Lice