Keisler et al., 1989 - Google Patents
A serologic survey in ewes treated with one of two Chlamydia/Campylobacter vaccinesKeisler et al., 1989
- Document ID
- 601784887854711050
- Author
- Keisler D
- Burke V
- Copelin J
- Lane B
- Starbuck M
- Behymer D
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Small Ruminant Research
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In response to sheep producer concerns, a study was conducted to (1) compare the efficacy of two commercially available Chlamydia/Campylobacter vaccines and (2) survey potential or present disease problems in ewes in North Missouri. Seventy-seven ewes in one flock …
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