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<blockquote data-quote="KR Cattle Co" data-source="post: 1348262" data-attributes="member: 24714"><p>I checked my mineral tubs and did not see CTC listed. Fescue has been the most common forage in my area since the early days of fescue. During the winter I use the cheap mineral blocks and feed hay that is primarily fescue with no issues. Before the spring green up I put them on a high mag mineral until around the end of April. That is really the only thing I do to avoid issues with fescue. I have brought bulls in that have never had a bite of fescue and have never had an issue. I think we should be careful about leading people to believe cattle in the fescue belt are on low dose antibiotics. I am not saying it does not go. I am saying it is not as common as it sounds in this discussion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="KR Cattle Co, post: 1348262, member: 24714"] I checked my mineral tubs and did not see CTC listed. Fescue has been the most common forage in my area since the early days of fescue. During the winter I use the cheap mineral blocks and feed hay that is primarily fescue with no issues. Before the spring green up I put them on a high mag mineral until around the end of April. That is really the only thing I do to avoid issues with fescue. I have brought bulls in that have never had a bite of fescue and have never had an issue. I think we should be careful about leading people to believe cattle in the fescue belt are on low dose antibiotics. I am not saying it does not go. I am saying it is not as common as it sounds in this discussion. [/QUOTE]
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