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The problem of the warble-fly, including the question of its regional
distribution, is one that calls for immediate investigation in this country
and a detailed scheme for a special staff for work in this connection has
been submitted.
V.—Mange.
During the year under report, several cases of mange in goats
occurred in the station and skin scrapings from the affected animals
yielded typical examples of mites in their various stages of development.
A goat showing extensive lesions of mange was obtained for the pur-
pose of making observations upon the development of these parasites
in situ, but the work could not be proceeded with as the animal died
shortly after it was placed under observation.
VI.—BURSATEE.
In view of the finding, recently made at the Institute, of the occur-
rence of Habronema larvæ in Bursatee lesions, an investigation has been
undertaken as to the possibility of Muscid flies being involved in the
production of these lesions, as is known to be the case with the ana-
logous condition of " Summer sores " in Western countries. It has
been decided to carry out, in the first instance, a survey designed to
yield information upon the species of Muscid flies that usually frequent
Bursatee lesions in this country, and the collaboration of the Army
Veterinary Department has been secured in the prosecution of this
inquiry.
VII.—OVULATION IN CULICIDÆ.
Numerous broods of the mosquito, Aëdes (Stegomyia) albopictus,
were raised in captivity in connection with experiments upon the sub-
ject mentioned above, and a method was developed for feeding indivi-
dual mosquitos on artificial food. Eggs were deposited by laboratory-
bred mosquitos fed either on shed blood or on serum, but none of these
eggs hatched during an observation period of about 5 months, although
they were kept in an incubator maintained at a uniform temperature of
about 26°C.
VIII.—OAK DEFOLIATORS.
In the Report for 1930-31, a reference was made to the subject of
oak-defoliating caterpillars at Muktesar. The first part of the work in
this connection has been brought to a conclusion and a report thereon,
together with several examples of moths and parasitic Diptera, has been
forwarded to the Forest Entomologist, Dehra Dun, at whose suggestion
the work was undertaken.
IX.—LEECHES.
Several specimens of the cattle leech, Dinobdella ferox, were collected
during the year from the respiratory passages of cattle and buffaloes at
Muktesar, and a few of these were supplied to Prof. J. H. Ashworth
for the Museum of the Edinburgh University, after preserving them in
accordance with a special method recommended by him.
MUKTESAR, FOR THE YEAR ENDING THE 31ST MARCH, 1933.
37
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE DEPUTY DIRECTOR, IMPERIAL
VETERINARY SERUM INSTITUTE, IZATNAGAR.
(MR. J. D'COSTA, G.B.V.C., Temporary).
I.—SUPPLIES.
(1) Fodder.—During the year 29,021 maunds of hay including
fodder and grazing valued at Rs. 19,898-1-0 were obtained from the
Farm Cultivation as against 29,931 maunds valued at Rs. 17,769-13-0 in
the previous year, and 17,199 maunds of fodder valued at Rs. 11,715-14-0
were consumed in 1932-33 as against 13,661 maunds valued at
Rs. 8,579-1-0 in the previous year.
(2) Grain.—5,592 maunds of grain costing Rs. 10,876-7-0 and
52 maunds of salt costing Rs. 141-10-0 were obtained through a
contractor as against 4,324 maunds of grain costing Rs. 8,287-8-0 and
46 maunds of salt costing Rs. 117-9-0 in the previous year. 808 maunds
of grain were obtained from the Farm Cultivation during the year
out of which 632 maunds valued at Rs. 1,490-13-0 were supplied to the
Godown as against 446 maunds valued at Rs. 941 in the previous
year. 176 maunds of grain were utilizied for sowing purposes from
the Farm produced grain. 5,989 maunds of grain costing Rs. 11,610-12-0
were consumed in 1932-33 as against 4,832 maunds costing Rs. 9,642-9-0
in the previous year. Grazing equivalent to 808 maunds of grain
ration valued at Rs. 1,386-11-0 was also provided for the animals
during the year.
(3) Fuel—881 maunds of fuelwood costing Rs. 392-7-0 were
obtained through a contractor and 251 maunds costing Rs. 111-4-0
from the Farm and 10 maunds costing Rs. 4-5-0 from the Veterinary
Section as against 861 maunds costing Rs. 322-11-0 through a
contractor and 165 maunds costing Rs. 61-14-0 from the Farm in the
previous year. 1,106 maunds of fuelwood costing Rs. 479-10-0 were
consumed in 1932-33 as against 1,003 maunds costing Rs. 375-11-0
in the previous year.
(4) Animals.—During the year under report, the following animals
were purchased for and transferred to Muktesar:—
Horses and ponies
Dogs
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Out of 954 buffaloes purchased during the year, 952 were used
for the manufacture of anti-Rinderpest serum, as against 758 used
for this purpose in the previous year and, following the usual practice,
99 of these were afterwards used for the manufacture of anti-
Haemorrhagic Septicaemia serum against 56 in the previous year. The
mortality among buffaloes in the course of anti-Rinderpest serum
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production was 4.2 per cent. against 7.5 per cent. in the previous year,
and in the course of subsequent anti-Haemorrhagic Septicaemia serum
production it was 4 per cent. against 1.8 per cent. in the previous
year.
All the above buffaloes were purchased departmentally from local
cattle fairs, which were inspected periodically by the Veterinary Deputy
Superintendent and the Deputy Director, in order to examine the
prevailing conditions and market rates and also to supervise the purchases
made by the Dressers.
The average cost of buffaloes purchased departmentally was Rs. 30-10-5
per head including feed and keep en route in comparison with Rs. 30-0-9
per head in the previous year.
In addition to the above, 160 buffalo-calves purchased at Re. 0-0-6
per lb. body weight at an average cost of Rs. 11-2-6 per head through
a contractor and 8 discontinued buffaloes were utilized in the manufac-
ture of Blackquarter Aggressin, as compared with 202 buffalo-calves
at Rs 8 per head purchased from the Government Bovine Lymph
Depôt, Patwa Dangar, in the previous year. The buffalo-calves were
not purchased from Patwa Dangar this year as the condition of those
purchased during the previous year through this source was not
satisfactory. Out of 121 bulls transferred from Muktesar in 1932-33,
as compared with 202 hill bulls transferred for this purpose in the
previous year, 2 died unused, 2 were transferred to the Farm for
Cultivation purposes, and the remaining 117 were used for the manufac-
ture of Blackquarter Aggressin.
Twenty-seven buffaloes discontinued from anti-Rinderpest serum
were used for the manufacture of anti-Blackquarter serum and 20 for
anti-Anthrax serum. The mortality among the buffaloes in the course
of anti-Blackquarter serum and anti-Anthrax serum production was
7.4 per cent. and 5 per cent. respectively.
After completing the period of productive yield, 787 buffaloes were
sold at an average price of Rs. 13-11-6, as compared with 595 buffaloes
sold at an average price of Rs. 14-11-0 in the previous year.
The work of transporting serum boxes and miscellaneous stores, etc.,
which had, in the past, been carried out by the Farm Section, was
made over to the Veterinary Section in October 1932. Fourteen bulls
and 8 carts were accordingly transferred from the former to the
latter section, and one four-wheeled wooden lorry costing Rs. 135
was also purchased locally to facilitate transport work.
(5) Library.—Library journals and books costing Rs. 393-1-0 were
purchased during the year as compared with Rs. 199-12-0 spent on this
account in the preceding year. An extra expenditure of Rs. 101
was incurred in binding Library books and periodicals.
II.—LABOUR.
The average daily number of coolies and gwallas employed was
178.4 as compared with 167 in the previous year and of these 86.4 were
employed on cultivation as against 93.2 in 1931-32. The number of
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dotial labourers remained at 3 throughout the year on the Muster Roll
of the Veterinary Section. The health of the daily labour staff was good
throughout the year. The average daily number of sick was .76
against .7 in the preceding year.
III.—CULTIVATION.
Improvement to the Farm Cultivation by levelling the ground and
eradicating rough grasses was continued and some strips of land, which
had been lying waste for a long time, were brought under cultivation
during the year under review.
259.58 acres were sown for the kharif crop and 137.6 acres for the
rabi crop, as compared with 264 acres for the kharif crop and 83.89
acres for the rabi crop in the previous year. In spite of the fact
that the rainfall was only 22.93 inches during the year, against 42.58
inches in the preceding year, the kharif crop to which no irrigation
was given, was fairly good.
About 120 acres of land under rabi crop were irrigated by canal
water during the year against 66 acres during the preceding year. The
supply of water to the Institute land through the old ' gul ' was regular
and sufficient to meet the requirements. The construction work of the
new minor was completed. The mango crop on the estate was sold by
public auction for Rs. 217 as compared with Rs. 131 in 1931-32.
The total expenditure and receipts according to the cultivation
returns were Rs. 29,009-0-0 and Rs. 23,954 respectively, which gives a
loss of Rs. 5,055 after making allowance for supervision charges, etc.
This compares very favourably with Rs. 11,998 for the previous year,
which was the figure finally arrived at after making allowance for super-
vision charges. The improvement is attributed to the following
reasons :—
(1) Credit for the green crops fed to the animals as grain
ration,
(2) Allocation of expenditure and supervision charges, etc., under
different heads, viz., Cultivation, Estate, etc.
(3) Transfer of carts and bullocks, etc., for transport business to
the Veterinary Section.
(4) Reduction in the number and wages of the labour.
(5) Satisfactory supply of canal water for irrigation of rabi
crops.
IV.—CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS.
The following works and repairs were completed and handed over
by the Central Public Works Department to the Institute during the
year under report:—
1. Additions and alterations to the central portion of the Main
Laboratory Building.
2. Construction of Flag-staff.
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3. Construction of approach road in front of the Main Laboratory
Building.
4. Fixation of a Myer's hand water pump in the well in the Healthy
Kraal.
5. Construction of kutcha drain and masonry culverts for drainage
of residential quarters.
6. Shifting of two latrines from the Dresser's Line to the Deputy
Director's and Head Laboratory Assistant's outhouses.
7. Construction of two Turn-stiles.
8. Construction of a courtyard for the Veterinery Deputy Superin-
tendent's bungalow.
9. Fixation of wooden punkhas in the Main Laboratory Buildings.
10. Special repairs to the Head Laboratory Assistant's residence,
Head Clerk's and the Artist's quarters.
The following works and repairs were carried out departmentally :—
1. Construction of a tin shed for the storage of inflammable liquids.
2. Installation of internal telephone connections between the Main
Laboratory Building and the Serum Block.
3. Fixation of three hand water pumps.
4. Fixation of a Myer's hand water pump and construction of a
water trough in the Rinderpest enclosure.
5. Construction of a Bostock Incinerator in the Blackquarter
area.
6. Fixation of 14 ' Simplex ' fire extinguishers in different pucca
buildings and experimental chuppars.
7. Construction of Bhurra grass chuppars for accommodating
serum making animals.
8. Construction of chuppars for the protection of haystacks.
9. Construction of two kutcha wells in the Blackquarter area.
10. Levelling and filling up of ground in front of the Main Labora-
tory Building and planting of shade trees near the new
laboratory buildings and along the roads.
11. Repairs to the hand water pumps.
V.—PRODUCTION.
(a) Anti-Rinderpest serum.—31,28,115 doses of Anti-Rinderpest
serum were passed for issue during the year and 8,77,400 doses of these
were transferred to Muktesar for storage as compared with 25,39,222
doses passed for issue and 18,23,960 doses transferred to Muktesar in the
previous year. The issue of Anti-Rinderpest serum to the field was
carried out from Izatnagar and 21,09,671 doses were despatched during
the year as compared with 10,24,600 doses in the previous year. The
same high standard of potency was maintained during the year—the
average percentage of the " L " samples of serum being 83 as against
84.7 of the previous year.
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(b) Anti-Hœmorrhagic Septicæmia serum.—1,70,480 doses of anti¬
Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia serum were passed for issue as compared
with 3,57,394 doses in the previous year. 10,480 doses were trans-
ferred to Muktesar. The issue of anti-Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia serum
to the field was carried out from Izatnagar and 2,58,680 doses were
despatched during the year as compared with 1,82,234 doses in the
previous year.
(c) Blackquarter Aggressin.—72,850 doses were passed for issue
during the year as compared with 2,71,450 doses in the preceding year.
73,250 doses of this product were transferred to Muktesar during the
year under review, as compared with 44,750 doses transferred during the
preceding year. The issue of Blackquarter Aggressin to the field was
carried out from Izatnagar and 64,350 doses were despatched in 1932-
33 as compared with 1,44,506 doses in 1931-32.
(d) Anti-Blackquarter serum.—37,752 doses of anti-Blackquarter
serum were manufactured during 1932-33.
(e) Anti-Anthrax serum.—17,226 doses of anti-Anthrax serum were
manufactured, the manufacture of this product having been transferred
to this Institute in the year under review.
VI.—MEDICAL.
2,669 new patients were treated in the dispensary attached to this
Institute as against 3,837 in the previous year and the average daily
number of sick was 10.06 as against 17.52 in the previous year. Seven
minor operations were performed during the year. The general health
of the station was good and no epidemic occurred.
A member of the superior staff was laid up with chicken-pox in
December 1932. Immediate precautionary measures were adopted to
check the spread of the disease and the patient was cured.
VII.—GENERAL.
The following officers studied the working of this Institute and
underwent training for the periods noted against them :—
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Major L. M. Thosar, Civil Veterinary
Officer,
Gwalior
Government,
Gwalior
.....
Mr. N. B. Tathawadker, Veterinary
Inspector,
Gwalior Government,
Gwalior
Mr. Kailasam Iyer, Superintendent,
Serum Institute, Perambur, Madras .
Mr. Bachan Singh, M.R.C.V.S., Veteri-
nary Investigation Officer, Central
Provinces, Nagpur
....
Mr. S. M. Serwar, M.R.C.V.S., Veteri-
nary Investigation Officer, Punjab,
Lahore
......
Mr. Mohammad Yakub, Veterinary
Assistant Surgeon, Punjab, Lahore .
From
19th October 1932
19th October 1932
7th November 1932
12th December 1932
19th December 1932
13th February 1933
To
26th October 1932
26th October 1932
9th November 1932
17th December 1932
31st December 1932
16th March 1933
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The following distinguished officers visited the Institute during the
year under review :—
1. Mr. Ram Chandra, C.I.E, M.B.E., I.C.S., Joint Secretary to
the Government of India, Department of Education, Health
and Lands.
2. Mr P. J. Kerr, M.R.C.V.S., I.V.S., Veterinary Adviser to the
Government of Bengal.
3. Mr. A. Croad, Superintending Engineer, I Circle, Central
Public Works Department, New Delhi.
Out of 93 coolies employed in the Farm Section at this Institute,
52 went on strike on the 30th April 1932. All these coolies were
discharged and new men were appointed in their places at the reduced
rate of pay of Rs. 10-8-0 per mensem from 1st May 1932.
With a view to keep the animals in good condition, two water
reservoirs made of galvanized iron sheeting costing Rs. 70 were
purchased locally for the bathing of buffaloes. Arrangements for a
satisfactory supply of water were made by digging two kutcha wells in
the Blackquarter area and fixing a Myer's hand water pump in the
Rinderpest enclosure.
A few tests were carried out during the year under report on a new
type of bleeding and plasma vessels and other apparatus and the
results are encouraging. It is anticipated that, with the use of the new
type of the vessels as a routine measure, manipulation of the products
and exposure to the air during the different stages will be reduced to a
minimum, if not completely obviated. Credit is due in this connection
to Mr. G. P. Goffi, Head Laboratory Assistant, who devised the new
type of vessels and effected several minor improvements in technique
in the Serum Section.
In order to minimise complaints regarding deterioration of the
biological products issued from this Institute to customers in the field
due to exposure to the sun, the necessity for the construction of a lean-
to shed at Izatnagar Railway Station for the storage of serum
boxes awaiting despatch, was urged. Thanks are due to the Railway
authorities for paying prompt attention to this request.
MUKTESAR, FOR THR YEAR ENDING THE 31ST MARCH, 1933.
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APPENDIX I.
Table showing the main results of the Production sections of the Imperial Institute
of Veterinary Research, Muktesar, and the Imperial Veterinary Serum
Institute, Izatnagar, during the year 1932-33.
Name of Products.
Anti-Rinderpest Serum—
Special
Preventive
Anti-Anthrax Serum
Anti-Hæmorrhagic Septi-
cæmia Serum.
Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia
Vaccine.
Anti-Blackquarter Serum .
Blackquarter Aggressin .
Strangles
(Anti- Strepto-
coccic) Vaccine.
Fowl Cholera Serum
Fowl Cholera Vaccine
Bovine Abortion Vaccine .
Equine Abortion Vaccine .
Autogenous Vaccine
Bovine
Lymphangitis
Vaccine.
Mallein, Ordinary
.
Mallein, I. D. P.
Tuberculin, Ordinary
Tuberculin, Concentrated
Avian Tuberculin, Subcu-
taneous.
Avian Tuberculin, Con-
centrated.
Rinderpest Goat Virus
Rinderpest Bull Virus
TOTAL.
Quantity of Sera and other products prepared and issued.
Opening
balance.
Doses.
12,95,955
‡7,32,143½
19,274
2,46,057
55,800
97,149
1,34,894
440
1,024
380
..
108
..
..
11,740
7,690
750
9,915
592
42,985
..
..
26,56,896½
Passed
for issue
during
the year.
Doses.
*7,37,210
†36,61,105
26,346
1,70,480
3,99,140
..
74,700
3
2,560
3,040
140
440
29
2,600
c.c.
21,500
32,000
1,649
60
..
270
229
ampoules.
23,855
c.c.
51,57,356
Returned.
Doses.
..
36,300
...
1,200
900
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
745
955
..
..
40,100
Total.
Doses.
20,33,165
44,29,548½
45,620
4,16,537
4,54,940
98,349
2,10,494
443
3,584
3,420
140
548
29
2,600
c.c.
33,985
40,645
2,399
9,975
592
43,255
229
ampoules.
23,855
c.c.
78,54,352½
Issued
during
the
year.
Doses.
16,77,150
32,72,226½
33,535
3,11,691
3,55,800
78,830
1,56,294
245
1,084
2,155
140
548
29
2,600
c.c.
13,583
20,893
1,061
2,345
29
9,960
229
ampoules.
23,855
c.c.
59,64,282½
Average
issue of
previous
5 years.
Doses.
}46,75,775
36,348
3,71,621
3,66,303
62,941
1,83,890
..
..
..
151
..
28
..
21,401
29,558
369
1,326
137
596
165
ampoules.
8,935
c.c.
57,59,544
Stock in
hand.
Doses.
{ 3,56,015
11,57,322
12,085
1,04,846
99,140
19,519
54,200
198
2,500
1,265
..
..
..
..
20,402
19,752
1,338
7,630
563
33,295
..
..
18,90,070
* Including 40,000 doses not accounted for last year, 4,750 doses transferred from Preventive Serum and
200 doses received from sample stock.
† Including 12,25,250 doses transferred from special serum.
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APPEN
Table showing the number of doses of products issued to the
Products.
Anti-Rinderpest
Serum—
Special .
.
.
Preventive .
Anti-Anthrax Serum .
Anti-Hæmorrhagic
Septicæmia Serum.
Hæmorrhagic
Septi-
cæmia Vaccine.
Anti-Blackquarter
Serum.
Blackquarter Aggre¬
ssin.
Strangles (Anti¬
Streptococcic)
Vaccine.
Fowl Cholera Serum .
Fowl Cholera Vaccine.
Bovine
Abortion
Vaccine.
Equine Abortion
Vaccine.
Mallein, Ordinary
Mallein, I. D. P.
Tuberculin, Ordinary
Tuberculin,
Concen-
trated.
Avian
Tuberculin,
Subcutaneous.
Avian
Tuberculin,
Concentrated.
Rinderpest Goat Virus
Rinderpest Bull Virus
Autogenous Vaccine .
Bovine Lymphangitis
Vaccine.
Total
Punjab.
10,650
4,79,000
..
88,500
2,30,900
5,700
24,450
..
..
200
..
50
50
50
50
150
..
22
am-
poules.
60
c. c.
..
..
8,39,832
N.W.F.
Pro-
vince.
1,000
25,000
500
16,000
15,000
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..
..
..
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..
..
500
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..
..
..
..
..
58,000
United
Pro-
vinces.
6,250
5,29,800
2,000
53,000
1,100
4,000
..
..
..
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..
..
44
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..
..
..
..
3
am-
poules.
3,210
c. c.
..
..
5,99,407
Bihar
and
Orissa.
100
3,04,100
2,800
45,800
7,500
1,600
4,650
3
..
..
..
..
500
500
..
600
..
505
30
am-
poules.
220
c. c.
..
..
3,68,908
Bengal.
25,000
1,55,000
4,000
14,640
100
100
200
..
..
125
..
..
40
10
36
45
6
45
6
am-
poules.
235
c. c.
..
2,600
c. c.
2,02,188
Assam.
4,200
1,00,000
40
2,000
100
..
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..
..
..
..
..
245
15
am-
poules.
..
..
..
1,06,600
Burma.
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6,00,000
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..
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..
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..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
6,00,000
Madras.
2,52,000
..
5,200
42,000
..
56,000
53,000
..
110
500
..
..
200
..
380
..
250
..
..
..
..
4,09,640
Bombay.
7,000
3,02,000
1,000
10,500
2,550
..
12,000
..
26
25
..
..
700
..
..
45
..
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18
am-
poules.
..
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..
3,35,864
MUKTESAR, FOR THE YEAR ENDIMG THE 31ST MARCH, 1933.
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different Provinces, States, etc., during the year 1932-33.
Sind
and
Rajpu¬
tana.
..
75,500
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
10
..
93
am-
poules.
..
..
..
75,603
Central
Pro-
vinces.
500
3,20,000
1,000
23,000
69,000
8,000
25,000
..
..
..
..
..
5
5
..
20
..
10
15
am-
poules.
110
c. c.
..
4,46,665
Coorg.
..
1,100
2,100
..
200
500
..
100
100
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
4,100
Balu-
chistan.
..
8,000
..
..
..
300
..
25
..
..
..
..
..
8,325
Military
Depart-
ment.
96,500
4,400
..
500
..
100
79
108
5,801
15,243
67
175
13
5
24
am-
poules.
8,820
c. c.
9
..
1,31,844
Indian
States.
11,400
85,371
15,375
12,980
650
3,190
2,900
76
825
61
148
222
350
610
150
3
am-
poules.
500
c. c.
20
..
1,34,831
Foreign
coun-
tries.
21,400
10,700
20
500
2,000
..
5,000
5,000
512
15
60
100
c. c.
..
45,307
I. I. of
V. R.,
Mukte¬
sar, and
I. V. S.
I., Izat¬
nagar.
*12,41,150
†2,73,355½
500
171
‡26,900
40
33,194
§242
||772
380
¶242
521
85
21
305
**8,690
10,600
c. c.
..
15,97,168½
Total.
16,77,150
32,72,226½
33,535
3,11,691
3,55,800
78,830
1,56,294
245
1,084
2,155
140
548
13,583
20,893
1,061
2,315
29
9,960
229
am-
poules.
23,855
c. c.
29
2,600
c. c.
59,64,282½
Remarks.
*Including
12,25,250 doses
transferred
to
Preventive
Serum.
†Including
2,02,666½ doses
discarded.
‡ Discarded.
§Discarded.
||Discarded.
¶Discarded.
**Including 8,445
doses discarded.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE IMPL. INST. OF VETY. RESEARCH,
APPENDIX III.
Summary of results of inoculations in the field of the different products of the Imperial Institute of Veterinary Research, during
the
year
1932-33.
Name of disease and
Province.
United Provinces.
Rinderpest .
Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia
Blackquarter
Anthrax
.
Punjab.
Rinderpest .
Hæmorrhagic Septicæmia
Blackquarter
.
Fowl Cholera
North West Frontier Province.
Rinderpest
.
Product or method
used.
Serum alone
Serum simultane¬
ous.
Serum
Vaccine
Serum
Serum
Serum
Serum
Vaccine
.
Vaccine
Serum
Aggressin .
..
Serum
.
.
Number of
outbreaks
in which
inoculation
was under¬
taken.
1,649
361
25
13
786
363
1,280
163
4
1
37
Number of animals which died
uninoculated in course or
outbreak.
Equine.
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Bovine.
25,212
2,816
120
130
7,070
2,575
23
7
345
Others.
24
4
..
..
3
..
Number of animals inoculated.
Equine.
..
11
..
Bovine.
1,76,853
531
40,164
625
3,929
1,325
1,40,181
78,306
2,42,732
26,349
2,728
851
7,551
Others.
741
2
..
100
..
..
8
200
..
Number of animals which died
after inoculation.
Equine.
..
Bovine.
414
24
285
45
2
..
35
4
6
Others.
3