1912 University Of Illinois Circular 158 Tuberculosis Farmers & Livestock TF9
1912 University Of Illinois Circular 158 Tuberculosis Farmers & Livestock TF9
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1912 University Of Illinois Urbana Circular 158 Tuberculosis - Farmers & Livestock TF9
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
Agricultural Experiment Station
URBANA, MARCH, 1912
CIRCULAR NO. I58
TUBERCULOSIS
A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS REGARDING THE DISGASE
PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN LIVE STOCK
BY THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ON THE CONTROL OF BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS
This presentation of facts concerning tuberculosis in live stock was prepared by an international commission of the American Veterinary Medical Association (see page 24) and was published by the United States Department of Agriculture as Farmers' Bulletin 473 and by the Canadian Department of Agriculture under date of 1911. It is now republished as University of Illinois Agricul tural Experiment Station Circular No. 158, because the matter is of such vast importance and is so plainly and authoritatively set forth.
1912 University Of Illinois Urbana Circular 158 Tuberculosis - Farmers & Livestock TF9
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS
Agricultural Experiment Station
URBANA, MARCH, 1912
CIRCULAR NO. I58
TUBERCULOSIS
A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS REGARDING THE DISGASE
PREPARED ESPECIALLY FOR FARMERS AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN LIVE STOCK
BY THE
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF THE AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ON THE CONTROL OF BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS
This presentation of facts concerning tuberculosis in live stock was prepared by an international commission of the American Veterinary Medical Association (see page 24) and was published by the United States Department of Agriculture as Farmers' Bulletin 473 and by the Canadian Department of Agriculture under date of 1911. It is now republished as University of Illinois Agricul tural Experiment Station Circular No. 158, because the matter is of such vast importance and is so plainly and authoritatively set forth.
