Annual Report of the Michigan Dairymen's Association, Volume 27, Part 1911Association, Office of the Secretary, 1911 - Dairying |
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... abortion in animals , and I believe most of us who own cattle are having trouble in our herds owing to this disease . We will therefore be glad to hear from Prof. Lyman . ADDRESS . PROF . LYMAN , MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE . 20 20 ...
... abortion in animals , and I believe most of us who own cattle are having trouble in our herds owing to this disease . We will therefore be glad to hear from Prof. Lyman . ADDRESS . PROF . LYMAN , MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE . 20 20 ...
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... abortion of cattle , a disease which is possibly quite as prevalent as any disease we find among dairy animals . It is a disease that for a considerable time has not really been considered of such magnitude as it really is . Whether it ...
... abortion of cattle , a disease which is possibly quite as prevalent as any disease we find among dairy animals . It is a disease that for a considerable time has not really been considered of such magnitude as it really is . Whether it ...
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... abortion ; the habit of the farmer keeping a bull for the use of the entire neighborhood is also a very prolific factor in the spread of the disease . The discharge from the animals that have aborted have been found to be capable of ...
... abortion ; the habit of the farmer keeping a bull for the use of the entire neighborhood is also a very prolific factor in the spread of the disease . The discharge from the animals that have aborted have been found to be capable of ...
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... abortion and the animal slips the young , either dead or alive , depending on how far mature it may be and as- sociated with premature birth we find in the cows the membrane controls called the afterbirth are not expelled . As a general ...
... abortion and the animal slips the young , either dead or alive , depending on how far mature it may be and as- sociated with premature birth we find in the cows the membrane controls called the afterbirth are not expelled . As a general ...
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... abortion . So frequently do we hear and know of dairymen and cow owners who have a case of abortion , and they simply sell the animal that has aborted and buy an- other one , and sooner or later , perhaps , another animal in the herd ...
... abortion . So frequently do we hear and know of dairymen and cow owners who have a case of abortion , and they simply sell the animal that has aborted and buy an- other one , and sooner or later , perhaps , another animal in the herd ...
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