DANGER OF FACIAL ECZEMA
A warning that the present humid conditions, following a long spell of dry weather, were comparable to those immediately preceding earlier outbreaks of facial eczema was given by the principal of Massey College (Mr Peren). He urged farmers to watch suspected cases and then immediately to transfer .stock to harder feed, such as silage or to pastures which had been only lightly grazed and which contained some roughage. Other methods ;of prevention were to confine stock to Small paddocks for feeding with supplementary crops of silage, of to graze small areas hard to prevent flush feed from developing. j \
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 25444, 27 January 1944, Page 6
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103DANGER OF FACIAL ECZEMA Otago Daily Times, Issue 25444, 27 January 1944, Page 6
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