Cattle
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
Animal Pathology Correspondence, Veterinary Science Records
The collection of correspondence related to animal pathology includes files on hogs, cattle, horses, and other topics. Two boxes of materials focus on hog cholera in 1917-1918.
Block and Bridle Club, Student Life Records
The Block and Bridle Club records contain annual publications, award banquet programs, newspaper articles, memos, an event poster and ticket, and photographs of club members, Nebraska Big Red Beef Progress show, cattle exhibitions, and other events.
Conrad Kohrs, Autobiography
The Conrad Kohrs, Autobiography documents his experience as a Montana pioneer and cattle rancher.
Costs for Livestock, Management of Swine and Cattle Records
"Cow and Bull Sale," Management of Swine and Cattle Records
Materials from the University of Nebraska 18th Annual Bull Sale.
Livestock Protection Insurance, Management of Swine and Cattle Records
Management Guide for Arthropod Pests of Livestock and Horses, Management of Swine and Cattle Records
Management Guide for Arthropod Pests of Livestock and Horses.
Medical Management, Management of Swine and Cattle Records
Medical management materials from Management of Swine and Cattle Records.
Nebraska Beef Seminars, Veterinary Science Records
Nebraska Cattle Parasite Seminars, Veterinary Science Records
Nutrition in Beef Cows, Management of Swine and Cattle Records
Nutrition in beef cows materials from the Management of Swine and Cattle Records.
Publications Library, Animal Science Department Records
Animal Science, Publications consists of historic articles, research bulletins, and other publications collected by the Department of Animal Science for use as a library reference file. The library was stored in a file cabinet and its subject headings and arrangement are original. Items within each subject were arranged by publication date for ease of access.
R.B. Warren, Animal Sciences Papers
The R.B. Warren, Animal Science Papers consists of membership rosters, competition scores, and team photographs of the University of Nebraska Livestock Judging Teams from 1909-1995. The papers contain glass slides and negatives of animal husbandry presentations on horses and livestock temperature. Significant materials include a unique 1883 tintype of cow, known as Nellie Hopewell, sweepstake winner of the Danville, Illinois Fair.