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A fairly reliable idea may be formed of the losses caused by ticks alone when we know that female cattle ticks multiply their size and weight by about ten-thousand during the approximately four weeks they remain attached to the skin and feed on the blood of their hosts ; 69 that the adult female tick is about as large as the terminal joint of a woman's little finger, and that ticks of all ages and sizes, often in unbelievable numbers, are present on the bodies of the cattle in the infected terr...itory during the greater part of the year.
A light infestation with ticks has been proved to reduce the milk yield of dairy cows 18%, and a heavy infestation reduces it more than 40%. Think of the loss, to which must be added the loss in beef pro- duction, the lower value of roughened and scarred hides and the deaths due to Texas fever, which latter, averaged for eleven states, amounted to 13%, or a half per cent more than one-eightW of the total cattle.
The reason cattle could be raised at all in the infected and infested territory is that Texas fever in calves rarely is the severe, acute, highly fatal disease it commonly is in susceptible ■ adult cattle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A fairly reliable idea may be formed of the losses caused by ticks alone when we know that female cattle ticks multiply their size and weight by about ten-thousand during the approximately four weeks they remain attached to the skin and feed on the blood of their hosts ; 69 that the adult female tick is about as large as the terminal joint of a woman's little finger, and that ticks of all ages and sizes, often in unbelievable numbers, are present on the bodies of the cattle in the infected terr...itory during the greater part of the year.
A light infestation with ticks has been proved to reduce the milk yield of dairy cows 18%, and a heavy infestation reduces it more than 40%. Think of the loss, to which must be added the loss in beef pro- duction, the lower value of roughened and scarred hides and the deaths due to Texas fever, which latter, averaged for eleven states, amounted to 13%, or a half per cent more than one-eightW of the total cattle.
The reason cattle could be raised at all in the infected and infested territory is that Texas fever in calves rarely is the severe, acute, highly fatal disease it commonly is in susceptible ■ adult cattle.
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