A Tick-Free South
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The cost of dipping in comparison with the benefits is trivial. From S40 to S60 should cover the cost of the materials for a dipping vat for the neighborhood, and the labor is usually donated by those who expect to use the bath. The cost of the arsenic and other materials used in preparing the bath is well under 5 cents a season for each head of cattle dipped. Vats and baths must be supplied by the people of the county, but the U. S.
Department of Agriculture will furnish trained men to supervi...se the construction of the vats, the preparation of the baths, and the actual dipping of the cattle. Under such supervision there is no danger of injury to the cattle. A few simple precautions do away with all risk of this. The animals, for example, should not be thirsty when dipped, as they might be tempted to drink in the bath, and this is intended for external use only. For 10 years now, however, cattle have been dipped in thousands in these vats and there is no evidence that any appreciable number have ever been injured in any way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cost of dipping in comparison with the benefits is trivial. From S40 to S60 should cover the cost of the materials for a dipping vat for the neighborhood, and the labor is usually donated by those who expect to use the bath. The cost of the arsenic and other materials used in preparing the bath is well under 5 cents a season for each head of cattle dipped. Vats and baths must be supplied by the people of the county, but the U. S.
Department of Agriculture will furnish trained men to supervi...se the construction of the vats, the preparation of the baths, and the actual dipping of the cattle. Under such supervision there is no danger of injury to the cattle. A few simple precautions do away with all risk of this. The animals, for example, should not be thirsty when dipped, as they might be tempted to drink in the bath, and this is intended for external use only. For 10 years now, however, cattle have been dipped in thousands in these vats and there is no evidence that any appreciable number have ever been injured in any way.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Bureau of Animal Industry. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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