Tuberculosis in the University Dairy Herd
Tuberculosis in the University Dairy Herd
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It is proba- ble, however, that the cost under these conditions was greater than it would be in an ordinary herd.
a Cost estimated from Circular 134 of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
396 BULLETIN No. 162 [January, FIG. 13. Cow 56, SLAUGHTERED AT SUMMER INSTITUTE. LUNGS, LIVER, AND LYMPH GLANDS AFFECTED.
The reacting cows were placed in a separate wing of the barn, and the passageway to the main barn was closed. Attendants were not permitted to go from one barn to the other without changing clothing, espec...ially shoes. One man, with such help as he needed to properly care for them, was given charge of the tubercular cows. A small yard, separated from the other yards by a high board fence, in which the cows could exercise, was pro- vided. The feed was brought to the door from the main barn by those caring for the clean herd, but they were not permitted to go inside.
When a calf was born in the quarantined herd, it was im- mediately removed and later placed in the clean herd. Of twenty- five calves so removed but one reacted to the test later, and she reacted when about two years of age.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is proba- ble, however, that the cost under these conditions was greater than it would be in an ordinary herd.
a Cost estimated from Circular 134 of 111. Agr. Exp. Sta.
396 BULLETIN No. 162 [January, FIG. 13. Cow 56, SLAUGHTERED AT SUMMER INSTITUTE. LUNGS, LIVER, AND LYMPH GLANDS AFFECTED.
The reacting cows were placed in a separate wing of the barn, and the passageway to the main barn was closed. Attendants were not permitted to go from one barn to the other without changing clothing, espec...ially shoes. One man, with such help as he needed to properly care for them, was given charge of the tubercular cows. A small yard, separated from the other yards by a high board fence, in which the cows could exercise, was pro- vided. The feed was brought to the door from the main barn by those caring for the clean herd, but they were not permitted to go inside.
When a calf was born in the quarantined herd, it was im- mediately removed and later placed in the clean herd. Of twenty- five calves so removed but one reacted to the test later, and she reacted when about two years of age.
What to read after Tuberculosis in the University Dairy Herd?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cassius Clay Hayden to read onlineMoreLess
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