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%T U.S. Department of Agriculture. Twenty-first annual report of the Bureau of Animal Industry for the year 1904

%A United States Congress House

%A United States Dept. of Agriculture Bureau of Animal Industry

%A Bolton, B.M

%A Cotton, W.E

%A De Schweinitz, Emil Alexander

%A Dorset, Marion

%A Fink, J. William

%A Goodpasture, C.O

%A Graham, I.D

%A Hoerle, Gustav A.

%A Kennedy, Willard John

%A Lawler, P.H

%A McBryde, C.N

%A Mohler, John Robbins

%A Morse, George Byron

%A Pickens, James M.

%A Price, Thomas M.

%A Ransom, B.H

%A Roberts, John

%A Schroeder, E.C

%A Thompson, George Fayette

%A Washburn, Henry J.

%A Wood, Richard H.

%D 1905

%X A consideration of mohair and mohair growing, by Gustav A. Hoerle, p. 400

%X Alfalfa for the growing and fattening of animals in the Great Plains region, by I.D. Graham, p. 242

%X Bacillus necrophorus and its economic importance, by John R. Mohler and George Byron Morse, p. 76

%X Contagious diseases of animals in foreign countries, by John Roberts, p. 461

%X Emil Alexander de Schweintz, p. 39

%X Enzymes in cornstalks and their relation to cornstalk disease, by T.M. Price, p. 66

%X Experiments concerning tuberculosis: Part I. The virulence of human and bovine tubercle bacilli for guinea pigs and rabbits, by M. Dorset, p. 159

%X Farm animals in 1904, p. 506

%X Foot rot of sheep, by John R. Mohler and Henry J. Washburn, p. 117

%X Henry Elijah Alvord, p. 41

%X Highland cattle, by John Roberts, p. 227

%X Hunter-horse production in Ireland, by Willard John Kennedy, p. 187

%X Imports and exports of animals and animal products, by John Roberts, p. 469

%X Incubation and incubators, by Richard H. Wood, p. 286

%X Index, p. 603

%X Information concerning the milch goats, by George Fayette Thompson, p. 323

%X List of illustrations, p. 6

%X Livestock associations and the markets, p. 513

%X Miscellaneous information, p. 417

%X Notes on the Angora goat industry, by George Fayette Thompson, p. 394

%X Part II. The comparative virulence of human and bovine tubercle bacilli for some large animals, by E.A. de Schweinitz, M. Dorset, and E.C. Schroeder, p. 169

%X Report of the Chief of Bureau, p. 9

%X Reports of the work against sheep scab in 1904, by C.O. Goodpasture, p. 447

%X Rules and regulations of the Bureau of Animal Industry issued in 1904

%X Table of contents, p. 5

%X The danger of infection with tuberculosis by different kinds of exposure, by E.C. Schroeder, and W.E. Cotton, p. 44

%X The etiology of hog cholera, by M. Dorset, B.M. Bolton, and C.N. McBryde, p. 138

%X The exhibit of the Bureau of Animal Industry at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, by James M. Pickens and J. William Fink, p. 406

%X The poultry industry of Petaluma, Cal., by P.H. Lawler, p. 316

%X The tapeworms of American chickens and turkeys, by B.H. Ransom, p. 268

%C Washington, DC

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