Fight Foot and Mouth Disease Across Livestock
In this warning from Hendricks County Indiana the dangers of Foot and Mouth Disease are outlined. The piece notes the disease spreads easily by shoes clothing animals birds and wind blown dust and that recovery does not prevent reinfection. It cites estimates of cattle hog and sheep populations at risk and warns of potential massive economic loss without strict quarantine and culling. It urges stock owners to read Farmer's Bulletin No 666 and to notify veterinarians or authorities if symptoms appear.
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District of Columbia
Dept. of Agriculture
U. S
Holland
Germany
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Hendricks County
Indiana
Melvis
U. S. Dept. Agri
Chicago
Supplying Water to Hogs in Cold Weather
The article notes hogs often lack adequate water in freezing weather. It recommends heating water to at least 50 degrees Fahrenheit, preferably 70 to 80 degrees, and discusses heating methods as a key winter challenge for hog raisers.
Hog Watering Methods From Stock Farm Notes
The article discusses hog watering practices noting that ice water in troughs harms hogs and that water should be provided from the troughs as the hogs drink. It mentions using various devices to supply water at a single convenient location and emphasizes local conditions in choosing a method.
In Her Husband's Factory
A fragment recalls a conversation about a husband equipping his factory with a pul motor to handle heavy freight. Mrs Nurich questions the need while acknowledging the workload and dangers involved.
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