Natural Parasite Control for Livestock: Pasture Management, Chemical-Free Deworming, Growing Antiparasitics, and More

Everything You Need to Know about Natural Parasite Control for Livestock, All in One Place

This concise book is loaded with valuable information about ridding livestock of their unwanted guests. Whether you're raising sheep, pigs, horses, cows, chickens, goats, or other farm animals, this book will teach you how to keep them healthy and parasite-free through organic systems and without the use of harsh chemicals. It includes easy-to-follow scientific explanations, and provides research-based practices that really work. Internal parasite control can be accomplished naturally 1) through environmental modifications, 2) by producing and using easy-to-grow & harvest anti-parasitics, and, 3) by understanding the life-cycles and road blocks of internal parasites.

In this practical guide you will learn about:

• Parasites, hosts, and lifecycles
• How to develop a working pasture rotation system
• How to create healthy pastures and clean watering systems
• Administering natural antiparasitics
• Growing, collecting, and processing natural and herbal antiparasitics
• And more

This is a necessary reference manual for all sustainable, natural, animal-husbandry endeavors

Author: Wendy Lombardi
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
Published: 04/13/2021
Pages: 112
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.50d
ISBN13: 9781510757103
ISBN10: 1510757104
BISAC Categories:
- Technology & Engineering | Agriculture | Animal Husbandry
- House & Home | Sustainable Living
- Nature | Animals | Horses

About the Author
Wendy Lombardi was born and raised in Nebraska, and her experience with agriculture and livestock management began at a very early age. She worked at various livestock facilities into her mid twenties, and earned a degree in Equine Science. After a stint in the Army during Desert Storm, Wendy earned a master's degree in Wellness and developed the US Army's Pregnant Soldier Wellness Program, which is still used by the US military today. Post-service, she homeschooled her three children on a forty-acre homestead in the Ozarks of Missouri, teaching them (and others too!) how to live in a modern world while minding the health of our planet. Wendy is currently Director of Cultivating Veterans, which assists farming veterans in forming secure food cooperatives to distribute sustainably-grown foods from farm to table. She hosts veteran workshops, FFA student activities, WWOOF and Veterans volunteers, and does outreach and presentations at seminars and other community gatherings.