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New Mexico | Worthwhile complaint on your supposed deal. mn broke w tb early in 08 and fixed such w a tb plan and split status by oct of 08. your local appears to be se mn, not nw mn. keep in mind your talking selling in ia not wi. heck there's likely cattle bought in waukon then hauled to wi for feeding. bet feeder cattle are just feeder cattle leaving. LOL. Most diseases like tb and bangs are in Fact Govt Diseases used to create jobs and state fundings. just google up wi livestock import requirements, might be interesting. best fat market in the usa is lanesboro mn so likely plenty of n ia feeding for that, thus mi cattle just worth more in ia. takes $2 to $3 of tuburculin inj plus a vet to run a tb test ( read tails 2.5 days after inj ). kinda interesting how states come up w supposed $18 to $26 per cows costs isn't it. state vet here was talking about millions needed here for testing on the last tb dairy deal ( it's always dairies that break in the sw )...i did happen to mention it was not his problem because it was the Cow Producers who always paid for the tests here anyway. not any part of the govt.
Edited by Markwright 11/15/2012 04:00
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Bovine TB (Michigan vs Wisconsin)
