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<blockquote data-quote="BLACKPOWER" data-source="post: 19331" data-attributes="member: 92"><p>A rancher north of me had a train wreck with pine needles a couple years ago. He wasn't feeding the cows enough and they would go up in the trees and eat Ponderosa Pine Needles. They went up in the hills for two reasons 1. He wasn't feeding them enough 2. The problem was compounded because there was snow on the groung and they couldn't graze. This was right around the time he was just starting to calve, calves were born dead or some would be born alive but anemic and weak and die shortly after. He lost around 1/3 of his calves before he figured it out.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BLACKPOWER, post: 19331, member: 92"] A rancher north of me had a train wreck with pine needles a couple years ago. He wasn't feeding the cows enough and they would go up in the trees and eat Ponderosa Pine Needles. They went up in the hills for two reasons 1. He wasn't feeding them enough 2. The problem was compounded because there was snow on the groung and they couldn't graze. This was right around the time he was just starting to calve, calves were born dead or some would be born alive but anemic and weak and die shortly after. He lost around 1/3 of his calves before he figured it out. [/QUOTE]
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