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I'm so sorry this happened to you. Let me know if you need to vent, I am here. Big tight hugs girlfriend.

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I can't find it. :barnie

I'm glad I was able to twist your arm.

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Did you ever get testing done to find out why all your birds were dying recently?

I don't know the exact life cycle of the mites you have. But not treating or waiting too long or too short of time to retreat is probably just as bad as not treating. So make sure you retreat soon and AGAIN in ten more days. You are going to need to do this for a few (think FOUR) times, IMO, to...

Just get it done asap.

You should probably treat every 10 days for a month. You have never gotten rid of the mites in the past. This is how you will get rid of them, by re treating.

I told you to treat then re treat in 10 days.

I told you I was going to come back and remind you too silly.

Today makes 10 days. Time to do it again.

Um no... you need to.

Do you remember you need to re spray your chickens and coop?

Looks like they haven't been online for a while.

No..I am not sure who that is. Let me go check. BRB

"Pyrethrins and pyrethroids. Pyrethrins are a group of insecticides derived from the pyrethrum flower (Chrysanthemum cinerariaefo- lium); synthetic forms based on the naturally occurring com- pounds are called pyrethroids (Blagburn & Lindsay, 2001). Pyrethrins and pyrethroids are among the least...

Permethrin does not have an egg withdrawal.