SMARTLIC MINLIC ALTOSID MINERAL TUB

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SMARTLIC MINLIC ALTOSID MINERAL TUB - 56 KG

MODEL #B46125 | SKU #1141270

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MinLic® with feed through fly control (Altosid®) helps producers breed more of what they want and less of what they don't. Proven to break the life cycle of profit-robbing flies, MinLic® with Altosid® are the long term fly control tools in your customer's tool belt. Altosid® is a solution for reducing horn fly populations around cattle; best for pasture beef cattle. For best results, herds should be offered Altosid® 30 days before the last frost of the season in the spring until 30 days after the first frost in the fall.