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Brucellosis Toll on U S Livestock and Control Plan
The text notes brucellosis costs in the cattle industry, with infections dropping from 5 percent in 1947 to 2.6 percent in 1954, and details losses in calf crops, milk, sterility, and herd value. It cites nationwide milk losses of about six and a third billion pounds annually if uninfected, and current costs exceeding 58 million dollars yearly. Kansas programs, state and federal cooperation, and eradication plans A and B outline blood testing, reactor management, and herd testing schedules, with page reference to continued coverage.
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ATLS
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Man
Kansas
Kansas State College
State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Agricultural Research Service