Campaign for cattle tick eradication and dipping vats
An educational and construction campaign is planned to eradicate cattle ticks. Counties must fund public dipping vats and appoint vat builders. A state budget of 92500 for inspectors and an experienced U S Bureau of Animal Industry inspector will supervise county efforts. An eradication election follows vat completion with a petition and majority vote.
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Public dipping vats urged to eradicate cattle ticks in Alabama
Veterinary Inspector A. Jackson in charge of tick eradication outlines Alabama measures to fight cattle fever through public dipping vats funded by counties and communities. He notes Alabama’s high cattle density and cheaper beef production if ticks are controlled, urging county leaders to organize dipping sites and report to the U S Department of Agriculture for guidance.
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Alabama
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Cattle Tick Problem Hampers Alabama Home Market
A farmer laments cattle ticks harming Alabama beef production and marketability. He urges community action to eradicate ticks, noting tick damage drives costs, lowers calf value, and reduces home market competitiveness. He appeals for cooperation, seed cattle, and coordinated efforts to protect families and homes.
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