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PAGE % mm ‘Farmers Are Up in Arms About Ban on Use of New Hog Vaccin
FARM MEETING—Floyd Bolyard, Paul Finkenbinder, John Haan and Harry Henderson (le f the new vaccine. ;
to right), get together to discuss the future possibilities o
By LLOYD B. WALTON 7” “ LAFAYETTE, July 26 — Tippecanoe and Clinton County farmers are in an uproar
over the administration of a hog cholera vaccine recently placed on the market.
Sold under the trade name “Rovac” the vaccine has. been used satisfactorily by most of the | local hog raisers. However, they ] have now been informed the vaccinating can be done only by a licensed veterinarian. And wholesalers handling the product are authorized to sell it only to veterinarians to prevent its direct use by the farmer. “What makes me fighting mad,” said Harry M. Henderson, who lives 4 miles northeast of Payton, Ind, “is that we got to start using it and then they took it away from us.” Paul Finkenbinder, John Haan and Floyd Bolyard are three of the farmers who have used the vaccine fairly extensively.
200 Vaccinated
. “Why, we vaccinated 200 hogs last fall and another 370 head this spring,” Mr. Haan said. “I had a few pigs die, but they were from natural causes and not from the vaccination. None of the other fellows lost a single pig.”
A majority of the farmers feel the veterinarians are responsible for thier not being able to pur- Ss chase the vaccine. They think it §& j8 to enable the veterinarian to collect a fee for something the farmer could do just as well—
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VACCINATING—Floyd Bolyard (right) injects the vaccine while Harry Henderson and John Haan (left to right) hold the hog.
io Yatarinarians have not arians they have talked to about pigs got it from them, and I lost o stop the sale of Rovac,” ip vas seem to be very much half of my fall pigs.” gaa DE > or the State against it. hE arsine 1s iy Sey with all new and untried meds| ‘Tve talked to only one vet Who et because the immunization is cal products it was placed under [thought it was all right,” sald Mr. effective for only about a year. a limited license by the Live- pinkenbinder. Most of the farmers still prefer tue Samary Bout, ™* PULL sen why they aon iin 1d, sem acaato that it is to be administered Want us to use it. Loa Jo “And that's where the unfair fessional man who has been head to use Rovac for vaccinating DE dln ma i Rig ined to observe the reaction. this spring. And the vets charge | ,noerous to use while here's a When the product has proven its|$1 a head for doing it. Spread ,. Gt that is safe to handle and worth under all conditions it can [that over 300 head of hogs, and iin. won't let us use it. be put on an unlimited license Jou can lea why we want to doi . which allows its use by anyone.” | the Job ourselves. Must Be Sure “I have enough Rovac for 10
“That company (the makers of “Then after we've done our own | Rovac) has been trying to stir| vaccinating and we need a vet head of hogs in my refrigerator,”
up a fuss all over the state,” Dr. [TOT a sick cow he tells us he he continued. “And I wouldn't Green continued. Naturally they can’t come out—that he has to want the serum and virus on my want to come ip and sell it direct care for his “regular” customers place even—much less in my reto the farmer—they can sell ox | first,” said Floyd Bolyard. |frigerator.”
" { The veterinarian division of times as much of it that way. {Purdue University so far has run Temperatures Rise
| Paul Finkenbinder thinks it Is only one experiment using the “ : {easier for the farmer who is con- vaccine. The test was made on Any Prous loko that Which stantly near his hogs to recognize la herd of 60 hogs. Sores Su ei o > da | the proper time for vaccinating.| “It immunized the hogs all trolled until it has yh tried and “I've had much less trouble right,” said Dr. L. P. Doyle, assoproven,” sald Dr. C. P. Brose vaccinating my own hogs than ciate pathologist at the school. assistant state veterinarian inl ever did with vets” he sald. “|“But we weren't too well pleased charge of swine production {remember one time I had a bunch with the reaction that followed. “That product pre been on sale |°f Slits vaccinated by a vet. They| “We think it should work out, officially prog last November. he went through the spring all right, |but it takes considerable time and said. “The hogs get quite a bang | Put in the fall when they had pigs experimenting to be sure on someat of It. Some of them will run|LV0 of the sows Eot cholera. The|thing tke this,” he said, temperatures of 104 or 105 de-|
grees for a couple of days after|
being vaccinated.” | ohVE AT MORRI S PL A N
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