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don’t form a part of this plan that would interfere with the eradication or the control of this disease. Certainly rjot at this time. We are more interested in the backlog of vaccinated farm calves than we are of several file cases full of test records in Richmond on testing ‘farm cows.’ Anybody who wants his ‘farm cow’ tested while the veterinarian is there we are glad to have him do so. Right at this time we are not in the position to pay him for this service although we will offer a one initial test to the commercial herd. That may seem a little unfair and yet we are not much concerned with the feelings of this man against this man just because this man has more cows. We are concerned with finding out where most of our disease, is and doing what we can to isolate it and prevent its further spread.
Question, asked by N'ed Jones.
Answer: Right.
Question: Most people who have commercial herds also have some ‘farm cows’ too—do you test all of tiie cows on the farm, or just the herd?
Answer: All on the farm. Oh yes, you test everything on the premises.
Question: Well, may I ask a question? (H. M. Miller) If you have a clean herd and you start vaccinating the calves, there is a lot of Bang's aroi ml you, you see, and you start vaccinating these calves, is there any danger of those calves giving it to the cows?
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