Annual Report
Annual Report
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There is no question but that we have overlooked the great source of infection, that is the fecal matter, and on account of this oversight the States that are supplying a large percentage of the hogs have suffered such a rapid increase in the disease. The conclusions of our laboratory work are as follows : 1. Tubercle bacilli may pass thru the intestinal tract of cattle and retain their virulence.
2. Tubercle bacilli in the feces of cattle may readily contami- nate dairy products and cause infe...ction in hogs.
Digitized by Google 46 Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska 3. Animal inoculation and a microscopical examination of the le&ions produced are necessary to definitely establish the presence of tubercle bacilli in cow feces.
4. Ingestion experiments with hogs, previously proven to be free from the disease by application of the tuberculin test, are val- uable means of demonstrating tubercle bacilli in the manure of cattle.
5. Hogs siiould not be permitted to run in the same pens with cattle, especially if the latter are known to be tuberculous.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no question but that we have overlooked the great source of infection, that is the fecal matter, and on account of this oversight the States that are supplying a large percentage of the hogs have suffered such a rapid increase in the disease. The conclusions of our laboratory work are as follows : 1. Tubercle bacilli may pass thru the intestinal tract of cattle and retain their virulence.
2. Tubercle bacilli in the feces of cattle may readily contami- nate dairy products and cause infe...ction in hogs.
Digitized by Google 46 Agricultural Experiment Station of Nebraska 3. Animal inoculation and a microscopical examination of the le&ions produced are necessary to definitely establish the presence of tubercle bacilli in cow feces.
4. Ingestion experiments with hogs, previously proven to be free from the disease by application of the tuberculin test, are val- uable means of demonstrating tubercle bacilli in the manure of cattle.
5. Hogs siiould not be permitted to run in the same pens with cattle, especially if the latter are known to be tuberculous.
What to read after Annual Report?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Nebraska (Lincoln Campus). Agricultural Experiment Station to read onlineMoreLess
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