Montana farmer-stockman. [volume], October 01, 1948, Page 30, Image 30

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BERAKO
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Liquid or spray powder form,
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Easy to mix as dip or spray —
nothing to add but water. Con
trols sheep ticks and lice; also
cattle lice and grubs.
Contains 50% DDT. Applied as
water suspension dip or spray for
control of cattle lice, sheep ticks
and wood ticks. Most widely
used form and concentration of
DDT for livestock protection.
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Montana
Missoula
Manufactured by CHIPMAH CHEMICAL CO., Portland, Or«.
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The Brand
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right in, smart design, and a long life of service identify
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(father, too) wore Hyer. Any wonder Hyer boots are in
such demand?
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MONTANA FARMER-STOCKMAN."
Veterinary Department
That Ranch Veterinary
Book Doesn't Exist
By DR. HOWARD WELCH
ABOUT ONCE A WEEK, for 30
odd years, we have been asked to
recommend a good general purpose
book on livestock ailments, one that
would aid the stockman to diagnose
and treat the common diseases of
animals. We have always replied
that there isn't any such book and
there probably never will be any
such book.
There is a lot of hard work and
no fun at all in writing a book, and
anyone that writes one expects to
sell enough copies to pay publishing
costs and a little besides. Obviously
such a book would have to sell in
Oregon and South Carolina, and
Vermont and Arizona. It would have
to cover the diseases of horses, cat
tle, sheep, hogs, poultry, pet ani
mals and fur bearing animals. It
would have to cover the parasites
and poisonous plants of Florida and
Wyoming and California and Ver
mont. When finished, it would have
to be published in about four big
volumes, it would weigh about 50
pounds and would cost about $35.
No General Treatise
As a result, there is no general
book on veterinary science, but
books on some especial angle of the
subject. The USDA has had two
books out for many years, "Diseases
of the Horse," and "Diseases of Cat
tle." In 1942 the Yearbook of Agri
culture was titled "Keeping Live
stock Healthy," which covers the
infectious diseases and parasites of
livestock very completely. Any or
all of these books are available from
the Superintendent of Documents,
U. S. Department of Agriculture, at
$1.75 each. The 1942 Yearbook
"Keeping Livestock Healthy" is very
complete and should be in every
livestock producer's library.
Takes a Library
The handy reference book on live
stock diseases is still lacking and
probably always will be. A book
with complete descriptions of every
thing, well illustrated, with defi
nite recommendations for treatment,
covering broken legs, fits, hydro
phobia, tuberculosis, wire cuts, lame
cows, dehorning methods, sick cats,
etc., all in a small volume and sell
ing for $2, would be a grand thing,
but it just doesn't exist.
Here at the veterinary laboratory
we have a library of 200 or 300
books. We buy dozens of new ones
each year, and still we encounter
conditions every little while that
are not described in any book.
CATTLE LICE
It's going to be time, very soon,
to spray cattle for lice. The hair
coat is beginning to get heavier with
these cool nights, and old man
winter is going to be throwing snow
balls at us any time now. One real
spraying is going to keep cattle prac
tically free from lice until the green
grass next spring. That's a whole
lot better than having to fight lice
next March and April, and feeding
high priced hay to lice all winter.
Use DDT, 4 pounds to the 100 gal
lons of water, and get the cattle
soaking wet. Don't worry about
spray pressure or how much dip
per cow; just be sure the cows are
wet all over.
No spray rig and no solution wül
kill lice if the cows are not wet.
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Kill
CATTLE GRUBS
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this FAST,
SURE way
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Use the simplest, most effective
method—kill grubs, ticks, flies, lice
in 8 to 10 seconds per animal, with
a Myers high-pressure sprayer. Wide
range of types, capacities, pressures.
Choose from this widely adaptable
line—use the same sprayer for other
needs: weed control, fire protection,
spraying orchards and field crops
Mail the coupon.
On« of many mod»li
tpatiaîly taitod
for grub control
THE F. E. MYERS & BRO. CO.
Ashland, Ohio
Dept. K-320
Send new sprayer catalog and dealer's name.
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The "MEYERS" line
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Billings, Montana
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