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Residues of stirofos (rabon) in eggs of laying hens treated for northern fowl mite control by dipping.

Laying hens were treated with a wettable powder formulation of stirofos [Rabon, 2-chloro-1-(2,4,5-trichlorophenyl) vinyl dimethylphosphate] by dipping in a .5 or 1.0% actual ingredient (AI) water suspension of a 50% wettable powder (WP) stirfos formulation. Stirofos residues were detected in eggs within 1 day after treatment and reached maximum levels 3 days after dipping (.021 and .035 ppm in the low- and high-dose birds, respectively). After that time, levels of residues in eggs declined rapidly and no sample contained detectable quantities (less than .004 ppm) of stirofos after 21 days. Dipping may be a practical control method for the northern fowl mite on chickens, because stirofos dips effectively control this mite on laying hens for at least 6 weeks and because resulting residues in eggs are well below established tolerances.[1]

References

  1. Residues of stirofos (rabon) in eggs of laying hens treated for northern fowl mite control by dipping. Ivey, M.C., Devaney, J.A., Ivie, G.W., Beerwinkle, K.R. Poult. Sci. (1982) [Pubmed]
 
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