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Mite drug treatment - fluoride chlorobenzene cyhalothrin and application performance

Shall be a licensed business officers to concentrate on isolated treatment. Over the period of product unfit for use. F chlorobenzene cyhalothrin withdrawal period established by the current use of veterinary drugs in China is such a requirement specification - the nectar of the disabled. The current state of chlorobenzene cyhalothrin fluoride application in beekeeping much attention given by the Ministry of Agriculture, Bee Products Quality Supervision and Testing Center (Beijing) project undertaken by the Ministry of Science: Fluoride chlorobenzene bee farm in the off-cyhalothrin medicine of research in progress; In addition, the revised version of Veterinary Pharmacopoeia of China, the fluorine chlorobenzene cyhalothrin bar was officially included as a bee medicine. In summary,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fluoride chlorobenzene cyhalothrin drug control bee mites as a drug in our market prospects are good, but the present situation,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fluorine chlorobenzene cyhalothrin Bee article in our marketing efforts have yet to be,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], its use barriers, in addition to understanding and other reasons, the more important issue is the cost of drugs. 12 years ago, Bayer will have registered the drug in our country, and to promote the drug I set up offices in Sichuan, but our market has not been opened, in large part to its high price beekeepers can not accept,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], if the drugs are engaged in the development of bee workers to try to develop low-cost can be acceptable for the majority of beekeepers such drugs will undoubtedly be on the beekeeping production process control of bee mites open up another route of administration .

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