The warble fly with a note on cattle dipping.
- Date:
- 1930
- Film
About this work
Description
Intertitles explain the problem with the warble fly and how much money is lost to farmers. Illustrations explain how the fly infests its host and then spoil the hides. A maggot is squeezed out of a hide. Cow hides which have previously been infested by warble are shown; a dip is prepared and cattle treated. Dipping is essential in other regions; in Africa and Argentina, the latter with a line-up of gauchos. Ends abruptly.
Publication/Creation
1930.
Physical description
2 film reels (10 mins. each) : silent, black and white, 16 mm.
Contributors
Notes
This film came as part of an acquisition of material relating to Cooper McDougall & Robertson Ltd.
Two copies marked 4 and 7; copy 7 is better quality.
Creator/production credits
From Cooper Technical Bureau.
Copyright note
Copyright previously held by Cooper McDougall & Robertson Ltd.
Languages
Where to find it
Copy 1
Location Status Access Closed stores5958FBy appointment Manual request Copy 2
Location Status Access Closed stores5958FUnavailable Can't be requested Note