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Veterinary scientists prove that one type of mastitis can be controlled successfully

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O. W. Schalm

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California Agriculture 1(1):4-4.

Published December 01, 1946

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Research in recent years has demonstrated that at least one form of mastitis can be cured.

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Veterinary scientists prove that one type of mastitis can be controlled successfully

O. W. Schalm
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Veterinary scientists prove that one type of mastitis can be controlled successfully

California Agriculture > Volume 1 > Number 1  > research article 

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Authors

O. W. Schalm

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California Agriculture 1(1):4-4.

Published December 01, 1946

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Abstract

Research in recent years has demonstrated that at least one form of mastitis can be cured.

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