A Three Year Campaign Against Bovine Tuberculosis in Wisconsin...
"A Three Year Campaign Against Bovine Tuberculosis In Wisconsin," by Harry Luman Russell and Conrad Hoffmann, details the efforts to combat bovine tuberculosis in Wisconsin during a crucial period. This historical account provides insights into the challenges faced by public health officials and veterinarians in controlling the spread of this devastating disease among cattle.
The book offers a detailed look at the strategies employed, the scientific understanding of the disease at the time, and the practical measures taken to protect both animal and human health. It is a valuable resource for those interested in the history of veterinary medicine, public health initiatives, and the agricultural history of Wisconsin.
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