03 Jun 1938
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Newspaper
Charleville Times
Location
Charleville, Queensland, Australia
Date
Jun 03, 1938
Page
1
Historic notes describe tick fever inoculation in cattle using parasite-containing vaccines and warn of variable outcomes. Young animals show higher resistance but mortality can rise during a reaction phase, especially in bulls, with outcomes hinging on timely treatment and proper handling during inoculation.
The article notes a long trend of falling beef and lamb prices in Britain, with widespread concern over how this will affect farmers and consumers. It mentions market signals from the United States and elsewhere, and suggests a shift in midwifeline factors influencing meat values.
The article stresses two key points after inoculation of animals. First, inoculated goats must be closely observed for a few weeks to catch any illness early. Second, any animals showing symptoms should immediately receive a caprine dose to prevent spread and save valuable stock.
A Mangallala fatality case awards £400 in damages to the plaintiffs, including Roms Giron tour participants and several named parties. The proceedings note multiple defendants and legal representatives, with conflict details, delay, and weather factors cited during the trial. The document references court actions, compensation, and statements from witnesses amid a complex liability dispute.
Land Commission sittings at Charleville reviewed certificates and adjournments for realignment and land grants. Officials including H.S. Statham and G. Clarke appeared for Shire Council matters with adjournments and granted certificates in various parcels and warrants.
Drenching should be timed with late spring and summer when adult botflies lay eggs on horse lips and tongues. Larvae travel from mouth to stomach over several stages, then adults emerge as horses are drenched in spring and summer. Use the drug Jandisulpnide, with 24 hours of fasting before and 4 hours after treatment, delivering two capsules per horse.
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