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Part one of two parts. Dr. Lou Gasbarre (retired from USDA), Dr. Lora Ballweber (Colorado State University), Dr. Bert Stromberg (University of Minnesota), discuss the 2008 USDA NAHMS beef cow-calf anthelmintic research results.

Dr. Mark Alley - Cattle Veterinarian at North Carolina State University - talks about a research study to investigate the efficacy of several deworming products and formulations in two North Carolina State University Beef research farms. Anthelmintic resistance was documented on one farm, where endectocide (Ivomec, Dectomax, Cydectin, Eprinex et. al,) products had been repeatedly applied over m...

Dr. Bill Kvasnicka talks about the Intervet Schering-Plough Fecal egg count National Database. Intervet Schering-Plough provides fecal egg count diagnostics to cattle veterinarians and beef and dairy producers, to evaluate the level of internal parasitism in our customers cattle, and to evaluate the effectiveness of current deworming programs.

Dr. Don Bliss talks about the Intervet Schering-Plough Cattle Fecal Egg Count Reduction Test Nation Database. Intervet provides fecal egg count diagnostics to veterinarians and cattle and dairy producers to assure that their deworming program is working.

Dr. Carlos Boonnot - Wharton Tx Veterinary Clinic - talks about the use of fecal egg count reduction testing to assure his cattle producer clients deworming programs are working.

Dr. Lance Fox instructs 16 time Mount Everest Sherpa Phurba on how to effectively deworm Yaks with Safe-Guard drench dewormer at the base camp of Mount Everest. Following a strategic deworming program with SafeGuard, the Yaks were healthier and produced more milk for the Sherpa families.

Chapter 6: Strategic Deworming with Safe-Guard

Chapter 4: Fecal egg count reduction test and overview of dewormers

Chapter 5: Impact of internal parasites for seedstock producers

Chapter 3: Strategic Deworming

Chapter 2: Impact of internal parasites on production

Chapter 1: Cattle deworming strategies to minimize "hidden profit robbers"