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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, December 9, 2000-Cl3
DON’T BE
SCAMMEDBY
TELEMARKETING FRAUD
Mark Goodson
Extension Agent
Agriculture
York County
Don’t let this happen to you!
Phone rings. Person on the
other end says you filled out a
card at a meeting. That card, he
says, constitutes an order for an
herbicide. He wants your credit
card number to complete the
order.
You don’t remember filling
out the card, but he continues to
give you the “hard-sell” pitch.
The herbicide will take care of
your worst weed problem, he
promises. He tells you how to
use it. Finally, you decide to fi
nalize the order. Maybe you did
fill out the card. Maybe it’s
worth a try. It’s only around
$lOO a gallon, a low price to pay
for getting rid of your multiflora
rose problem once and for all.
When the product arrives,
you apply the product the way
the high-pressure telemarketer
told you. It doesn’t work the
way he described. You read the
Cattle Industry To Benefit
From Vaccine Research
GROTON, Ct. Work on a
novel vaccine designed to
combat two major causes of eco
nomic loss in the beef industry
was presented recently during
the second day of the first Inter
national Symposium on the Dis
covery of New Veterinary
Medicines, hosted by Pfizer
Global Research and Develop
ment.
Dr. Terecita Yule of Pfizer
Global R & D Veterinary Medi
cine Discovery, based at Groton,
Ct., told delegates that her team
was in process of designing a
novel vaccine to counter “The
Two Rs” inappropriate
reproductive behavior and respi
ratory disease known to be re
sponsible for heavy economic
loss.
Hormonally driven sexual
and aggressive behavior, often
manifested when cattle are
moved to feed lots, can result in
damaged hides and unwanted
pregnancies. Bovine respiratory
disease (BRD) is often triggered
by movement of animals, some
times in crowded conditions
so-called “shipping fever.”
Combating these conditions
has been problematic, explained
Yule, only intermittently suc
cessful, and very expensive. In
the U.S. she noted, of the money
spent on livestock biologicals in
1999, 37 percent was in the
cattle industry.
See
Lancaster Farming
Cow Cam
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label more carefully and find
that you applied it incorrectly,
excessively. Worse, you check
the active ingredient and find
that you paid 100 bucks per
gallon for 12 percent 2,4-D, 2,4-
DP or four percent MCPP. You
could have bought the same
thing at the hardware store for
$l5.
You feel embarrassed,
scammed you applied incor
rectly, against the label. If you
report the scam artist, might you
be held accountable for going
against the label? Either you
decide to do nothing or you get
angry enough to complain.
The Pennsylvania Depart
ment of Agriculture and the
state attorney general’s office
dhase down these complaints
only to find an empty garage or
an empty room at the end of
their investigation. The state
can’t chase these scam artist
across state lines and coopera
tion between states does not
often lead to arrest.
The best advice don’t buy
pesticides over the telephone, es
pecially when approached.
The Groton experts’ work in
volves a new concept a single
product with a dual function, in
corporating antigens relevant to
both problems in a single vac
cine GnRH to counter hor
monal problems and the bovine
herpes virus vaccine BHV-1 to
combat shipping fever.
The session on the theme Dis
covery of New Vaccines began
with a presentation by Dr. Peter
Doherty of St. Jude’s Research
Hospital, Memphis, Tenn.
Doherty won the Nobel Prize for
medicine in 1996 the first and
only veterinarian to do so for
his work on T-cell immunity.
His address on cell mediated im
munity in virus infections con
centrated on the field of human
health in which he now works,
but had direct relevance to the
development of cell mediated
vaccines in veterinary medicine,
on which many veterinary re
search teams are now engaged.
Other papers in the second
day’s session included two
papers by researchers at the
Moredun Research Institute,
Edinburgh. A resume of pros
pects for vaccines against gas
trointestinal nematodes in
ruminants was presented by Dr.
David Smith, and an overview
of the development of iron
regulated protein vaccines
against pasteurellosis by Dr.
Willie Donachie.