Rabies in cattle is not common says Wisconsin expert
A Wisconsin expert outlines rabies risks in cattle and other animals, noting 18 positive cows in 1977 and skunks as main cow carriers. It explains how rabies spreads via saliva, why bites require medical care, and the steps for treatment and prevention.
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Bill Kurth
The
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Wisconsin dog rabies vaccination law proposed for farms
A proposed rabies control bill would require all dogs in Wisconsin to be vaccinated by ages four months and one year, with licenses and vaccination tags issued by veterinarians. Fines up to 50 dollars for noncompliance and 500 for refusing quarantine would apply. an early 1980 effective date follows a potential enactment this fall.
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Army worms fade in Barron County report
County agent Don Drost says the army worm infestation in Barron County has nearly run its course due to rapid spraying of grain fields by farmers. He notes two planes now meet demand after five couldn't keep up, and mentions white cocoon like egg clusters are parasitic wasp cocoons, not army worm eggs.
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Don Drost
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