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Coyotes killed a newborn calf *graphic pic*
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<blockquote data-quote="Lee VanRoss" data-source="post: 1756771" data-attributes="member: 40072"><p>I think <strong>wvbs58 </strong> hit on the problem.. That the problem is not the coyotes but how the chicken waste is handled (mishandled)</p><p>It would appear the handling methods are resulting in the aforementioned botulism. Unless I misunderstand it would seem the</p><p>manure, litter and dead chickens are being spread on the grazing land. If you said, I missed what you did with the feathers and</p><p>waste (if any) from processing. Assuming you are in a management position, or have the ear thereof, would composting be a </p><p>viable financial consideration? No disrespect intended but I can't imagine what it must be like to be <em>interred alive </em>in NYC.</p><p>I think <em>open land in Guatemala </em>has a nice ring to it! I have no relation that I know of in New York since Grandpa Rapalje sold</p><p>the farm on Brooklyn. (I think the street sign reads Rapaleye. It is down in the old navy yard. Anyway I do hope you get the</p><p>botulism situation handled to your satisfaction. I do believe there is some good ore in these forums albeit takes a little refining</p><p>at times to get to the gold.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lee VanRoss, post: 1756771, member: 40072"] I think [B]wvbs58 [/B] hit on the problem.. That the problem is not the coyotes but how the chicken waste is handled (mishandled) It would appear the handling methods are resulting in the aforementioned botulism. Unless I misunderstand it would seem the manure, litter and dead chickens are being spread on the grazing land. If you said, I missed what you did with the feathers and waste (if any) from processing. Assuming you are in a management position, or have the ear thereof, would composting be a viable financial consideration? No disrespect intended but I can't imagine what it must be like to be [I]interred alive [/I]in NYC. I think [I]open land in Guatemala [/I]has a nice ring to it! I have no relation that I know of in New York since Grandpa Rapalje sold the farm on Brooklyn. (I think the street sign reads Rapaleye. It is down in the old navy yard. Anyway I do hope you get the botulism situation handled to your satisfaction. I do believe there is some good ore in these forums albeit takes a little refining at times to get to the gold. [/QUOTE]
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