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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 93, Issue 1, 16 July 1956, Page 22

PRE-LAMBING VACCINATION Protects BOTH ewe and lamb | XX'- X:MSX' : '■- ? ?X<XZ'. f \.' X< X j -'A-:'' XX " : X>X'XBy giving ewes one dose of TVL ; Combined Blackleg Pulpy Kidney • WgFy , vaccine two to three weeks before \ lambing, losses from these two jBE&nL major diseases can be avoided in ' / | s ’ ■ | / both the ewe and in the lamb up ? X X „ flr / •’/ Z' ' ZwK till six weeks old. The usual pro- jßflflk cedure is to vaccinate ewes when ' \ •• \ separating early and late lambers. '' ; ■' \ - - L I Vaccines should be used'directly ■■ ■ fl ' X * \ * ' / from the bottle and injected just XX '•/ ’ ’’.•••• V ' r under the skin, not. into muscle ■■■ =■ •oU ■■ ' -X'X ' f • ■ ■ ift\ • , 'AKZ^ ! - jHHK ■ r—■ ■■ ■- ' tissue. Il • ' ■' . ■ ■ 6> '■« \ ’ : ■ P JF IBIE1 K i z"’ : ' 111 : ■ • r . x6> : I s ? 36 tw- a» m -. >• • • P ; i . 7-' r - ixx xr J jb % 1 Where lambs are normally lost L-XkX'* - / ' st older than six weeks, lamb vac- fl cination at marking time should ||||| rap .W be carried out. Lambs should be '■ X T t‘ Zvaccinated just above the point JFpR ' . •- '''-'‘‘jsy *» of the brisket at the base of the .‘5 • ■' '■ : **. f ■ throat. ' ■ &<.v ? urn fe ... O Ffl W TASMAN VACCINE LABORATORY LIMITED > A IX,, AA: 'A % QMS