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CURLY CALF SYNDROME in AAA
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<blockquote data-quote="Betty" data-source="post: 593411" data-attributes="member: 8775"><p>Some poison weeds(eg.lupine) can cause the joint problems seen in this syndrome. </p><p>A gentleman at the angus assoc. told me on the phone 3 days ago that hydrocephalus was sometimes part of this syndrome.</p><p>When I began whining about my baby bulls that I need to decide to cut or not SOON (or they are going to be too big to do safely in any sort of humane way)this gentleman told me he had 43 calves that were 1680 influenced and that he himself was in the same position. </p><p>I think that AA is doing a pretty great job trying to nail the thing down.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Betty, post: 593411, member: 8775"] Some poison weeds(eg.lupine) can cause the joint problems seen in this syndrome. A gentleman at the angus assoc. told me on the phone 3 days ago that hydrocephalus was sometimes part of this syndrome. When I began whining about my baby bulls that I need to decide to cut or not SOON (or they are going to be too big to do safely in any sort of humane way)this gentleman told me he had 43 calves that were 1680 influenced and that he himself was in the same position. I think that AA is doing a pretty great job trying to nail the thing down. [/QUOTE]
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