PUBLICATION W1181
Tennessee and Texas Cow-calf Produers' Perception of Livestock Pests
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Summary
Cattle producers face numerous pests, including lice, ticks, and flies, which negatively impact their herds and cause economic loss. Horn flies in the US alone cause over $2.3 billion annually. Non-target control of lice, cattle grubs, and heel flies is a concern, as it can lead to insecticide resistance. This study aimed to identify the perceived impact of different livestock pests, specifically arthropods, on cattle operations in Tennessee and Texas.
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