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<blockquote data-quote="Jeanne - Simme Valley" data-source="post: 1833565" data-attributes="member: 968"><p>Thank you. Yes, I know what an underbite looks like and an overbite. I would KNOW if any one of my calves/cows had one. That is definitely discriminated against as a breed animal. "MOST" underbites or overbites are genetic or deficiencies.</p><p>IMHO opinion - your researchers LOOKED for 1 thing, and they found it. Did any of them do DNA sampling LOOKING for a genetic defect??</p><p>You come on our threads and blah blah blah about the same info as if none of us care about good management practices - health, nutrition, genetics, grass health, etc. This is a very complex business and yes, it is insulting that you keep taunting about the pesticides/herbicides being harmful to people and animals (wild and domestic). We care. We got your message and we cared BEFORE your message. Your message is too one-sided for anyone to put much credence to it. Show us DNA proof that the problem wasn't genetics. SOME exposure to bad things can be a good thing. You don't find very many farmers get E-Coli - LOL We do get exposure!!!</p><p>Have herbicides/pesticides been harmful in the past? I'm sure they have. Are they still? Probably, but I think all farmers are much more consciences of the problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeanne - Simme Valley, post: 1833565, member: 968"] Thank you. Yes, I know what an underbite looks like and an overbite. I would KNOW if any one of my calves/cows had one. That is definitely discriminated against as a breed animal. "MOST" underbites or overbites are genetic or deficiencies. IMHO opinion - your researchers LOOKED for 1 thing, and they found it. Did any of them do DNA sampling LOOKING for a genetic defect?? You come on our threads and blah blah blah about the same info as if none of us care about good management practices - health, nutrition, genetics, grass health, etc. This is a very complex business and yes, it is insulting that you keep taunting about the pesticides/herbicides being harmful to people and animals (wild and domestic). We care. We got your message and we cared BEFORE your message. Your message is too one-sided for anyone to put much credence to it. Show us DNA proof that the problem wasn't genetics. SOME exposure to bad things can be a good thing. You don't find very many farmers get E-Coli - LOL We do get exposure!!! Have herbicides/pesticides been harmful in the past? I'm sure they have. Are they still? Probably, but I think all farmers are much more consciences of the problem. [/QUOTE]
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