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ana rail to mane up your mum. But when you once make up your mind do it seriously, mean it. The only exception to that is this elan C. You may adopt this Plan C without a preliminary test of your herd provided you agree that when 50r« of your producing herd is made up of vaccinated calces, or animals that were vaccinated as calves, you will then test your herd and proceed thoroughly and conscientioi sly with one of the other plans and we will furnish the vaccination without cost. That takes care pretty generally of the commercial herd.

The farm cow, the farm calf, is just as much and just as important a part of this picture as the large commercial herds. Our veterinarians, the practitioners, have been instructed in their routine practice when they are visiting farms for this or that or the other purpose to ask the owner, when ever they are through what ever he came out to do, “if he has any calves of vaccinating age?” Then if so, the State is very much interested in having them vaccinated and if he wijl catch them he will do it right now and it won’t cost you a cent. That.will get a great many calves. As th'is .plan develops, as we begin to work at' it more and more, 'people will see what is going on and more and more people will be talking about it and we hope before, too long and when the veterinarian forgets to ask a man whether he has any calves the. man will remind him that he has some calves. If the veterinarian is at your place and he asks you if you have one or two calves and you say yes and the man across the road has a couple and the other guy down the road has a few too we want to get them too, and we will pay for that. There is no obligation on the part of these owners of the,se farm calves to enter an agreement. We are not particularly interested in testing those cows, a few possibly would react. They