tion was not wide enough to even slow down

tion was not wide enough to even slow down spread of Brucellosis. To participate under .the present plan on an unorganized basis would be entirely too costly. While this is not going to cost you anything directly.'every time we vaccinate a calf it cost he taxpayers $1.06. You could get it done probably for less money, but anything the State undertakes usually winds up costing a little more per unit than if it were done by someone else. That is the way things are, I don’t know why but that is just the way things are. We don't want to throw any of this Vaccine away. We want it all to be as effective as we know how to make it. Now, any man who will adopt one of these four plans seriously, and work it conscientiously, may have his calve? vaccinated without cost. I am talking now of the commercial herd and I mean by commercial herd, anv herd that >s operated commercially, whether it be grade herd or a pure bred beef herd, or a dairy herd doesn’t matter. As a commercial hen! I am simply speaking of a herd that is operated commercially and is the main source of income on any farm. They are differsen'tiated from the farm ' cattle, the man who farms, or is a general farmer, or he is hog farmer, or a corn farmer, or anything you like, and has two or thr^e or a half dozen cows for his own, and his tenants use, and raises a couple of calves for replacement or to sell to some dairyman or to some commercial beef herd, we call those ‘farm cows' or ‘family cows’ against the ‘commercial