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Keeping livestock healthy

N. Bruce Haynes · 1978

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Keeping Livestock Healthy is one of the recognized classics in its field. Small Farmer's Journal called it "a major contribution to available farm veterinary literature." Modern Veterinary Practice wrote: ". . . highly recommended to all livestock owners." And Farmstead Magazine said, "So admirably organized and indexed that its information is instantly available." Now completely revised and updated, this fourth edition draws on the very latest research from experts on each of the five animals covered - horses, cattle, pigs, goats, and sheep. It presents new information on vaccines, artificial insemination, ultrasonography, disease testing, drug treatments, and diseases such as Lyme disease, Potomac fever, bluetongue, foot-and-mouth disease, and mad cow disease. This complete reference on livestock health is an invaluable guide to preventing disease through good nutrition, proper housing, and appropriate care.

First sentence: This first part of the book is devoted primarily to a discussion of the various factors that influence the health of farm animals.

Book details

Year
1978
Language
English
Publisher
Storey Publishing, LLC
Editions
2
Pages
352
ISBN
9781580174350

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