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<blockquote data-quote="dun" data-source="post: 488593" data-attributes="member: 34"><p>Too me, but I'm just an old fart 500 miles away it sounds like they got into something toxic. The puddle could be suspect depending on what the water ran through to get to where it accumulated. The erosion question was if maybe something had become exposed like old batterys, pesticide bottles, etc. or something they could have licked. I would have the vet post the latest one, send of samples to the university or something. You sure can;t just abandon a good pasture. If it's something they were exposed of getting rid of the fescue sure isn;t the solution. Could there be some type of grass/plant that is toxic after it has been stressed? There are some that get high in nitrates/nitrites(?) when stressed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dun, post: 488593, member: 34"] Too me, but I'm just an old fart 500 miles away it sounds like they got into something toxic. The puddle could be suspect depending on what the water ran through to get to where it accumulated. The erosion question was if maybe something had become exposed like old batterys, pesticide bottles, etc. or something they could have licked. I would have the vet post the latest one, send of samples to the university or something. You sure can;t just abandon a good pasture. If it's something they were exposed of getting rid of the fescue sure isn;t the solution. Could there be some type of grass/plant that is toxic after it has been stressed? There are some that get high in nitrates/nitrites(?) when stressed. [/QUOTE]
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