The blowfly, scientifically known as Cochliomyia hominivorax, is a fly that lays eggs in wounds or mucous membranes of animals and humans. The eggs hatch into larvae that feed on the host's tissues, causing a disease known as myiasis. Although most common in cattle ,
it can also infect sheep, goats, horses, and even humans, causing a variety of illnesses, from painful infections to severe sepsis. ...
Cattle play a significant role in agriculture and MEAT and MILK production. These powerful animals such as cows, bulls and calves are the main source of meat and milk for mankind. Cattle are also used in agriculture to plow fields and transport goods. it is important to provide animals with adequate feed, water and care for their HEALTH and productivity. Therefore, effective cattle management requires a comprehensive approach and careful attention to their needs and welfare.