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Breeding / Calving Issues
I think it’s an inbreeding problem
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<blockquote data-quote="Lee VanRoss" data-source="post: 1657937" data-attributes="member: 40072"><p><strong>Chapin: </strong>I cannot stress enough how important it is to moniter the cattle but also of any one working with them. I made mention of this is in my earlier</p><p>statements. Without going into detail suffice it to say we had a run in that involved hogs resuting in wholesale slaughter and burial. Fortunately</p><p>the cattle tested negative and after some duration could be sold but I don't think it was for human consumption as I remember them talking about</p><p>how little they brought. It seems like it was 5 years before we had stock on that part of the place where the hogs were located. I don't have anyone</p><p>to ask about it anymore but it seems like the folks were monitored for <em>(Johnson's disease?) </em>It has been so long ago and I could have 2 events ran </p><p>together. The point I would make to anyone on this forum is IF there is a health problem with your livestock treat it as if it were the Black Plague until</p><p>it is certain there is no risk to the health and well being of your family. I will freely admit I know nothing of the culture where the cattle are located</p><p>but I would submit you can not have a viable operation and have the local population believing (rightly or wrongly) that your livestock poses a risk</p><p>to anyone working there. <strong>LVR</strong></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lee VanRoss, post: 1657937, member: 40072"] [B]Chapin: [/B]I cannot stress enough how important it is to moniter the cattle but also of any one working with them. I made mention of this is in my earlier statements. Without going into detail suffice it to say we had a run in that involved hogs resuting in wholesale slaughter and burial. Fortunately the cattle tested negative and after some duration could be sold but I don't think it was for human consumption as I remember them talking about how little they brought. It seems like it was 5 years before we had stock on that part of the place where the hogs were located. I don't have anyone to ask about it anymore but it seems like the folks were monitored for [I](Johnson's disease?) [/I]It has been so long ago and I could have 2 events ran together. The point I would make to anyone on this forum is IF there is a health problem with your livestock treat it as if it were the Black Plague until it is certain there is no risk to the health and well being of your family. I will freely admit I know nothing of the culture where the cattle are located but I would submit you can not have a viable operation and have the local population believing (rightly or wrongly) that your livestock poses a risk to anyone working there. [B]LVR[/B] [/QUOTE]
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