Stamp Out Texas Cattle Fever Tick Says Government
Guy Elliott Mitchell reports that the Department of Agriculture seeks to eradicate the fever tick by keeping cattle out of pastures during the tick’s life period. Officials believe a permanently pasture-free approach can yield safe grazing if fever breaks elsewhere.
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Manure management and cattle immune to Texas fever
The article argues manure is a farm’s valuable asset and urges better storage sheds and covered yards to preserve it. It discusses vast manure values from horses cattle hogs and sheep, and outlines proposed methods including immune Indian cattle and import protocols. It notes savings and experimental results from improved manure handling and storage.
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