Publisher's Synopsis
This volume contains the proceedings of an interstate convention of cattlemen held in Fort Worth, Texas, in March 1890. Sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Animal Industry, the convention brought together cattlemen from across the country to discuss issues facing the industry at the time.
Topics covered likely include discussions of cattle breeds, disease control, transportation of livestock, marketing strategies, and government regulations. As a historical document, these proceedings offer a valuable glimpse into the challenges and opportunities faced by cattlemen in the late 19th century and provide insights into the development of the cattle industry in the United States.
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