Annual Report of the Michigan Dairymen's Association, Volume 27, Part 1911Association, Office of the Secretary, 1911 - Dairying |
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... seems to me that the Association should support in a more substantial form than it has in the past , the cow testing movement . I beg to call your attention to page 31 of the enclosed premium list of the Maryland State Dairymen's Asso ...
... seems to me that the Association should support in a more substantial form than it has in the past , the cow testing movement . I beg to call your attention to page 31 of the enclosed premium list of the Maryland State Dairymen's Asso ...
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... that abortion in a cow does not seem to take place more than three times and sometimes not more often than twice . The cow that has ab- orted a couple of times , or at least three MICHIGAN DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION . 23.
... that abortion in a cow does not seem to take place more than three times and sometimes not more often than twice . The cow that has ab- orted a couple of times , or at least three MICHIGAN DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION . 23.
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... seems immune from any further inroads of the disease , but she is not immune from transmitting it to others , and the result is that we find it at varying intervals in the herd . The condition of immunity that I have just mentioned is ...
... seems immune from any further inroads of the disease , but she is not immune from transmitting it to others , and the result is that we find it at varying intervals in the herd . The condition of immunity that I have just mentioned is ...
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... seem to be the same as in cows . It has not been possible thus far to infect mares with the disease the organism of ... seems to be of a very epidemic char- acter . Abortion of one female is followed by six or seven animals in two weeks ...
... seem to be the same as in cows . It has not been possible thus far to infect mares with the disease the organism of ... seems to be of a very epidemic char- acter . Abortion of one female is followed by six or seven animals in two weeks ...
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... our authority goes and it seems to work very well . If he continues to send his milk we camp on his trail and throw it into the sewer . Mr. Bartlett : That is exactly the thing they should 34 TWENTY - SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT .
... our authority goes and it seems to work very well . If he continues to send his milk we camp on his trail and throw it into the sewer . Mr. Bartlett : That is exactly the thing they should 34 TWENTY - SEVENTH ANNUAL REPORT .
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