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northwest tennessee | The thing that I noticed was they were calves that he raised and were not hauled in. That is why I think maybe too many were getting sick. I know cattle that are bought and fed have sickness and have been exposed to everything in the world. That is a different ball game and no way to get away from haveing some sick and losing some. If I consistently had sickness in my home raised calves I would try to find the weak link. | |
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What are you guys using for Pnomnia in calves?
