Cylence Ultra Buffalo 20 Eartags

Cylence Ultra Buffalo 20 Eartags

Cylence Ultra Insecticide Cattle Ear Tags offer effective control over buffalo fly populations, including those resistant to organophosphates. These tags contain Betacyfluthrin, a synthetic pyrethroid insecticide, and Piperonyl Butoxide, a synergist that enhances the insecticide’s effectiveness. Designed for both beef and dairy cattle, including lactating cows, Cylence Ultra provides up to 4 months of protection from buffalo flies, improving cattle health and productivity by preventing fly-related stress and irritation. This dual tag system is the optimal solution for widespread, long-lasting protection and is particularly beneficial in seasonal fly management programs.

Key Features and Benefits

• Long-lasting control: Protects cattle from buffalo flies for up to 4 months with a dual tag system for optimal coverage.
• Effective against resistant flies: Controls organophosphate-resistant fly populations, providing comprehensive protection.
• Contains Betacyfluthrin and Piperonyl Butoxide: This combination ensures effective insecticide action with enhanced performance.
• Suitable for beef and dairy cattle: Safe for all breeds, including lactating cows, with no withholding periods.
• Easy to apply: Compatible with standard Allflex UTT3S, Universal (red), or LazaMatic applicators.
• Dual tag system: Spreads active ingredients efficiently across both flanks for maximum coverage.
• Ideal for rotation programs: Can be rotated with organophosphate-based insecticides like Co-Ral Plus or Patriot to prevent resistance.
• No withholding periods: Can be used without waiting periods for slaughter or milk production.

General Instructions

• For optimal protection, apply two tags per animal (one tag for each ear).
• Effective for all animals over 3 months of age.
• Calves under 3 months should not be tagged to avoid ear damage.
• Rotate with other insecticides to reduce the risk of resistance development.
• Remove tags at the end of the fly season or prior to slaughter.