The Laws And Rules And Regulations Governing Live Stock Sanitary Control Work In Tennessee (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781245988070)

"The Laws And Rules And Regulations Governing Live Stock Sanitary Control Work In Tennessee" (1912) compiles the legal framework governing livestock health and sanitation in early 20th-century Tennessee. This essential document outlines the statutes, rules, and regulations enacted to control and prevent the spread of diseases among livestock, a crucial aspect of agricultural stability and public health at the time.

Compiled by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture, this work reflects the state's commitment to protecting its agricultural industry and ensuring the safety of its animal products. It offers invaluable insights into the historical context of animal husbandry, disease control, and agricultural law in Tennessee. Researchers and historians interested in agricultural history, legal studies, and veterinary medicine will find this volume a significant resource for understanding the regulatory landscape of the era.

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