... The varieties bearing small fruits are _L. cerasiforme_ and _L. pyriforme_, each bearing a two-celled fruit, the former being round, and somewhat larger than a cherry, and the latter pear-shaped. These small ...
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... In supporting-leg-lameness, the transientness of the weight-bearing period upon the affected member is the determining factor in the production of lameness. This unequal period of weight-bearing upon the front legs ...
Description._--Its erect, square, branching stems, from 18 to 36 inches tall, bear notched oval or heartshaped leaves, whitish below, and during late summer terminal clusters of white flowers in small heads, far apart ...
... A tapeworm (_Moniezia planissima_) which infests cattle 524 19. The common liver fluke (_Fasciola hepatica_) 526 20. The large American fluke (_Fasciola magna_) 526 21. Portion of grass stalk bearing three encysted cercariÊ of ...
... Joseph bear to the cattle trade of today; they were the collecting points for the business and the slaughterers who bought them either salted the carcasses down in barrels and casks or sold them ...
It is well to bear in mind that cattle while grazing freely in good pasture are not likely to eat poisonous plants to any extent. If these same plants are gathered and thrown in ...
LECTURE UPON THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, THEIR PEOPLE, AND THE CATTLE. · Willis P. Hazard · 1880
... I sought the bearded ears or quirls, and scratched those spots in quest of dandruff, the abundance or scarcity of this being what first engaged my attention. Every new cow was compared with my ...
[Illustration: PLATE XXVII. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUTURES.] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... It is rarely seen in cattle except in combination with cancer or sarcoma. A growth which occurs more frequently in bovines, especially calves, and which in some instances bears a striking resemblance to an ...
... It is of a brownish-red color, with shades of green; and, when well grown, bears a remarkable resemblance to some species of hairy worms or caterpillars. The seeds are large, long, wrinkled, and ...
[Illustration: PLATE XXXVIII. TUBERCULOSIS OF COW'S UDDER.] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
Tuberculosis in cattle must also be considered as bearing upon tuberculosis of other domesticated animals, particularly hogs. In Europe and the United States this disease is not uncommon among hogs, and appears to be ...
"For whoever buys cattle must consider the number of herds and how many in each herd he can feed on his land, lest his pastures prove short or more than he need, as so ...
[Illustration: BARN FOR THIRTY-FOUR COWS AND THREE YOKE OF OXEN.] · Robert Jennings · 1864
Whatever time a lot of cattle may take to go to a market, they should never be _overdriven_. There is great difference of management in this respect among drovers. Some like to proceed upon ...
... to its influence on the cattle industry, not even to the point of placing it among the infectious diseases of which statistics are annually published. Its possible bearing on public health has, however, given ...
... Of neat cattle V. At this point we were joined by the Senator Q. Lucienus, a man as learned as he is agreeable and intimate with us all. "Hail, my fellow citizens of Epirus ...
... the cattle, walking one after another, and having in their rear the bull, with a one-legged milking-stool on his horns; the procession is closed by a traineau_, or sledge, bearing the dairy ...
... 76, the "Centennial" handsaw with its "skew back" and "apple handle." Jennings' patented auger bits were likewise standard fare in nearly every tool catalogue.[25] So were bench planes manufactured by companies that had ...
Excessive strain when put upon tendons in any possible manner, such as is occasioned in running and jumping; making missteps and catching up the weight of the body with one foot, when the force ...
LECTURE UPON THE CHANNEL ISLANDS, THEIR PEOPLE, AND THE CATTLE. · Willis P. Hazard · 1880
From his first step of discovering the dandruff, its scarcity or abundance, to his noticing the great diversity existing among cows as to the shape of the bearded ears or quirls, and being convinced ...
It is worthy of remark that the new and full moon are the periods at which the Kookies in general commence their operations of catching the wild Gyalls, from having observed that at these ...
[Illustration: PLATE XLIII. NECROTIC STOMATITIS (CALF DIPTHERIA).] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
... The bacillus may attack man, horses, asses, goats, sheep, pigs, cats, dogs, and poultry. Adult cattle, although refractory to experimental inoculation, suffer from natural infection, while calves are susceptible to both these methods of ...
3° CONCERNING THE OPERATION OF A FARM · Marcus Porcius Cato and Marcus Terentius Varro · 1918
... some claim this should amount to 160 _modii_, while others reduce it to 120 modii_, and even less in proportion to the size and number of their storage vats.) "Cato advises you to plant ...
... Epler stated that he had lost none from his original herd since the sale, but a cow which he had bought at Beardstown, Illinois, and brought to his place in April or May, which ...
... nitrogen); and, all nitrogen-bearing products contained in the blood and tissues being expelled from the body mainly through the kidneys in the form of urea and (in cattle) hippuric acid, it follows that ...
[Illustration: PLATE XLIII. NECROTIC STOMATITIS (CALF DIPTHERIA).] · United States Bureau of Animal Industry · 1908
Differential diagnosis._--Necrotic stomatitis may be differentiated from foot-and-mouth disease by the fact that in the latter there is a rapid infection of the entire herd, including the adult cattle, as well ...
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